Almost Everything You Need to Know About Medians - GRE Math / GMAT Math

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Hi Phillip, For the Medianth: when its not pertaining to salaries but only to an even number of people; then which person do you choose? ie. 4 people. 4+1 = 5 5/2 = 2.5. Do I choose the 2nd or the 3rd person? (this is an easy example for illustration, I understand the middle person of 5 is clearly #3)! Thank you for your help!

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One question i had from this was : when you mention consecutive number will have same mean and median, does that rule apply to any evenly spread data?

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MEDIAN = middle element
Case 1(odd number of elements): median = [p+1]th term : where n = 2p+1
Case 2(even number of elements): median = ([p]th term + [p+1] term) / 2 : where n = 2p

For example
25 = 2*12+1 ==> median = 12+1 = 13th term (case 1)

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median = mean , the glass breaking sound , the edit is good

One thing you missed in this, definitely multiplication and division doesn't matter but it has to be done from left to right

I found it particularly difficult to figure out the median whenever a range of data is involved. Thanks for clearing up my doubts. You are the best!!!

in the last example, the median is not the mean, because it is not consecutive numbers, right ?

Thank you for this gem. I have a question what if there are even people so answer will be 12.5 so we have to take average of range corresponding to 12th and 13th person, but which value will be using ? 40,0001 or 60,000 for 12th person? and 20,0001 or 40,000 for 13th person?

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Hey, what if there are even number of people in the summation of frequencies?

I didn't know how to find the median for a group of consecutive integers, but I was aware of the median for a group of ppl. This made it even easier to visualize! A group of ppl is just a group of consecutive integers that starts at 1!. Lowest + highest / 2... (1+n)/2

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The median is the middle person, this is an easier way to understand the median.

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Mr philip thank you for this amazing video. I have one question when there's even number of people there is no need to add one right? i mean for example 24 people so divided by 2 we got 12 so the middle person is the 12th

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