Suppose all the sample points are arranged in accending order like y1<y2<.....<yn
i.e yi where i = 1,2,3,...,n
1I Mode
we know that mode is most repeted observation in the sample if yi is most repeted obaservation then Mode = yi
hence it always lies between largest and smallest data points i.e. y1 and ynbut if i =1 or i = n then it is exactly equal to y1 or yn
2) Midpoint
midpoint is middlemost value of the data
Midpoint is always lies between largest and smallest data points because
midpoint = (largest value - smallest value)/2
but if there is only one point then it is exactly equal to y1 or yn
3)Median
median is the mid value of the given data i.e yi
therefore median is always lies between largest and smallest data points because
median = value of (n/2)th observation.
4)mean
mean is the average value of the data points hence mean is always lies between largest and smallest data points
mean = (sum of all obs) / (totale number of observation )
when there is only one point like y1 or yn then it is equal to y1 or yn
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