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The marks of 40 students are given as a 'less than' table: less than 10: 5, less than 20: 14, less than 30: 26, less than 40: 36, less than 50: 40. Find the median mark.

Competition practiceData & Probability
  • A25
  • B24
  • C26
  • D20

Step-by-Step Solution

Convert to class frequencies by differencing: 5, 9, 12, 10, 4. With n = 40, n/2 = 20 and the cumulative counts 5, 14, 26 show the median class is 20–30, where l = 20, cf = 14, f = 12, h = 10. Median = 20 + ((20 − 14)/12) × 10 = 20 + 5 = 25.
Answer: A) 25

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