Interquartile Range (IQR) | Math with Mr. J - By Math with Mr. J
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00:0-1 | Welcome to Math with mr J . In this video | |
00:05 | . I'm going to cover how to find the inter | |
00:08 | quartile range of a data set . Now the inter | |
00:11 | quartile range gives us the spread of the middle , | |
00:14 | 50% of our data compared to just range , which | |
00:19 | gives us the spread of the entire data set . | |
00:22 | So let's jump into the two examples that we're going | |
00:25 | to go through together here in order to get this | |
00:28 | down . Now the first example , we're going to | |
00:30 | do a data set with an odd number of numbers | |
00:33 | and the second example will be a data set with | |
00:36 | an even number of numbers . Let's jump into our | |
00:39 | first example here . And the first thing we want | |
00:42 | to always do is put our data in ascending order | |
00:47 | , which means least two greatest In the case of | |
00:50 | this example , we are already in order so we | |
00:53 | can move to the next step which says find the | |
00:57 | medium . Now , steps two and 3 are kind | |
00:59 | of combined here . These steps involve finding the court | |
01:04 | , als the lower quartile , the median and the | |
01:07 | upper quartile . But the first thing we need to | |
01:10 | do is find the median as far as finding portals | |
01:14 | . So the median is the middle of our data | |
01:18 | set . In the case of this example we have | |
01:20 | seven numbers , so we will have three numbers on | |
01:24 | the left , three numbers on the right and the | |
01:27 | number in the middle will be our median . It's | |
01:30 | going to be 38 . So down here where it | |
01:33 | says Q 2/50 percentile , I'm going to write 38 | |
01:39 | . Q two stands for quartile to which is the | |
01:43 | same as the median . So Q 2/50 percentile and | |
01:48 | median all mean the same thing . So once we | |
01:51 | have the median we can find the lower and upper | |
01:54 | court tiles . Let's start with the lower . So | |
01:57 | we'll take a look at the lower half here and | |
02:00 | we need to find the middle of that lower half | |
02:03 | the median of the lower half . It's going to | |
02:06 | be this 32 here . Since we have three numbers | |
02:09 | it's going to be the Middle one . So Q | |
02:11 | one quartile one means lower quartile . So let's write | |
02:16 | 32 upper quartile . We will take a look at | |
02:21 | the upper half and find the middle or median of | |
02:24 | that upper half and that's going to be our upper | |
02:27 | quartile . So it's going to be that 50 . | |
02:31 | So our upper quartile is 50 . Once we have | |
02:36 | all of that information we can find the inter quartile | |
02:40 | range . We take our upper quartile and subtract the | |
02:44 | lower quartile . So our upper is 50 - Our | |
02:50 | lower which is 32 . 50 -32 gives us an | |
02:57 | inter quartile range of 18 . So I'm going to | |
03:04 | draw some lines within our data to help us visualize | |
03:07 | exactly what this all means . So our median was | |
03:12 | 38 . So let's draw a line there . Now | |
03:15 | remember when we find chortled were splitting our data into | |
03:20 | quarters or four equal parts And our inter quartile range | |
03:25 | is the range of that Middle 50% . So our | |
03:30 | lower quartile is 32 . Let's draw a line there | |
03:34 | and then our upper quartile is 50 . So you | |
03:39 | can see that we have our quarters or four equal | |
03:42 | parts there . What we do when we take a | |
03:45 | look at the inter quartile range is look at this | |
03:49 | section here Our Middle 50% . So we found the | |
03:54 | range or difference between 50 And 32 . Our upper | |
04:01 | quartile and lower quartile . So that gave us that | |
04:04 | inter quartile range , Let's move on to number two | |
04:08 | and do another example . So for our second example | |
04:14 | we're going to have a data set with 10 numbers | |
04:17 | . So remember the first thing we want to do | |
04:19 | is put the data in order from least to greatest | |
04:24 | . This data is in order as well just like | |
04:27 | the first one . So we can move to the | |
04:29 | second step which is find the median . Now that | |
04:34 | means the middle . In the case of this number | |
04:36 | we have 10 numbers in our data set so we're | |
04:39 | going to break it in half the midpoint . So | |
04:42 | we have five numbers on the left and five numbers | |
04:45 | on the right . So our median is going to | |
04:49 | be right here between eight and 11 . It's between | |
04:53 | two numbers there . So how we find the middle | |
04:56 | we need to find the average um of eight and | |
04:59 | 11 and that's going to be our median . So | |
05:02 | we can do that by adding eight plus 11 And | |
05:08 | then divide by two . So eight plus 11 is | |
05:12 | 19 and 19 divided by two is nine and 5/10 | |
05:19 | or 9.5 . So that's our median . Let's do | |
05:24 | our lower quartile next . So we need to take | |
05:27 | a look at the bottom half here at the bottom | |
05:30 | five numbers . And to find the middle or median | |
05:34 | we have five numbers so we need to on the | |
05:36 | left and two on the right . That leaves us | |
05:39 | with six in the middle . So that's our lower | |
05:43 | court tile . Let's take a look at our upper | |
05:47 | quartile now . So the upper five numbers the upper | |
05:51 | half , Two on the left , two on the | |
05:53 | right . That leaves us with 14 as our middle | |
05:58 | number or media in their and that's going to be | |
06:00 | our upper quartile . So 14 now we find the | |
06:05 | inter quartile range so take the upper quartile and subtract | |
06:10 | the lower quartile . So 14 minus six that gives | |
06:17 | us an inter quartile range of eight . Now let's | |
06:23 | break this down and draw some lines to show our | |
06:26 | core titles within the data . To really help us | |
06:29 | understand both chortled and inter quartile range . So the | |
06:34 | median was the middle right here , The lower quartile | |
06:40 | is six , so right here and the upper quartile | |
06:44 | is going to be 14 which is right here . | |
06:48 | So we can see that we have our four equal | |
06:51 | parts . Now inter quartile range were taking a look | |
06:56 | at this Middle 50% . So the range of that | |
07:02 | the upper quartile minus the lower quartile and that gives | |
07:07 | us that inter quartile range . So there you have | |
07:11 | it there is how you find the inter quartile range | |
07:15 | . If you need more help with portals I'll add | |
07:17 | links to my other videos down in the description . | |
07:20 | So I hope that helped . Thanks so much for | |
07:23 | watching until next time . Peace . Mm hmm . | |
07:29 | Yeah |
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