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8.1  Measures of Central Tendency · Part 8

Chapter 3: Chapter 8 · Business Maths

= Σ = . Table : . G M Anti N       log log Σ       Anti log Anti log . GM = .

Example . Compute the Geometric mean from the data given below: Marks - - - - - No. of Students Marks m log m f log m - . .

N = Σ f m log = . Table : . G M Anti m N       log log Σ       Anti log Anti log . GM = .

Specific uses of Geometric mean The most useful application of geometric mean is to average the rate of changes. For example, from to prices increased by %, % and % respectively. The average annual increase is not %       as given by the arithmetic average but . % as obtained by the geometric mean.

This average is also useful in measuring the growth of population, because population increases in geometric progression. Example . Compared to the previous year the overhead expenses went up by % in , they - - Descriptive statistics and probability increased by % in the next year and by % in the following year. Calculate the average rate of increase in overhead expenses over the three years.

In averaging ratios and percentages, geometric mean is more appropriate. Let us consider X represents Expenses at the end of the year. % Rise log X . .

. log . Σ Table : . GM Anti       log log Σ       Anti log .

Anti log . GM = . Average rate of increase in overhead expenses . – = .

% Geometric mean cannot be calculated

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