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

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(Biggest term + lowest term) /2. For consecutive integers. Thank you so much for this valuable gem of an information. I have my GRE tomorrow btw :D

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Btw I have a small doubt, to find the middle person in the last salary question, why do we add 1 to the total number of people before dividing by 2?

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Hey Saurabh, I will try to get to these in next week. Thanks for subscribing!

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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!!!

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Thank you so much, I was having trouble to find a reliable and intuitive source to learn about median. Happy to be here, please keep on sharing more videos ( it really helps :] )

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Thank you so much Mirroyal! Let me know if there is another topic you wish for me to cover.

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@@mirroyalismayilov5137 No problem! I have a short video on Essays coming up...

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You just saved my life....best video and keep up the good work. Thank you very much

[@mwn5033]

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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Thank you for these videos too! I wish I found them more than 2 days before the GRE 😅

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Thank you so much for the last video...Though I had already given GRE, I had no knowledge on finding the median salary.

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Thank you Lilian!! Means a lot.

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you are the man, best explanation of the topic

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Thanks Steven

[@arajrao]

Great video and I just want to add a comment in passing - in case anyone is like me, and constantly gets the median and the mode mixed up ... I have found a way to remember it now. I simply think of road medians, which are found in the middle of two lanes and have like a tuft of grass or signage, etc. Ok... That third word problem you did. Those are the tricky ones....When there is an associate graph or chart or table... those are tough. Thanks!

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Amazing Chapter on Median...Deep Dive into Medians (Should be the name..hehe) Thankyou so much for this

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The question asks for the median value of positive ODD integers between 1 and 73. 37 gives the median value of all the integers in the given range.

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And also the median odd integer.

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Will do!

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@7:14

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Haha

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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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Short, Crisp and beautifully explained. Thank you for creating these videos. 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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Yes very good point Vishal. Any symmetric data set

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[@thevagabond85yt]

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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Hey man My GRE is in 2 days. I wanted to thank you again for all the well thought out videos. Here's some suggestions for you - I think you should "upgrade" your thumbnails to more interesting ones. Like you could add your photo as if you're confused about a core question like "is Mean=median?" But keep the titles same. Or better yet, make a chronologically ordererd playlist for them. like Week 1 Lec 1: Divisibility Week 1 Lec 2: Factorization

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[@menasir2817]

at 10:25 what if the total number was 26? do we have to add 1 then? thanks

[@TheTestedTutor]

Yes. To get 13.5, half way between 14th and 14th

[@yashwanth3952]

i think "consecutive list" must be replaced with "equally spaced numbers " mean = median 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 d= 1 1.5 , 2.5 , 3.5 , 4.5 d= 1 2 , 4 , 6 , 8 d= 2 2.5 , 4.5 , 6.5 , 8.5 d= 2

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Consecutive is defined as "following one another in uninterrupted succession" i think what you are referring to the 'equally spaced numbers' would be synonymous to consecutive because i can predict if the numbers are e.g 2,4,6,8...i know the next will be 10..the are in succession and uninterrupted .....great thought process tho

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