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marta [7]
1 year ago
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ellis measured the mass of five samples of quartz. his results were 39.75 g, 38.91 g, 37.66 g, 39.75 g, and 39.55 g. what was th

e mean mass of the samples? (p. 37
Chemistry
1 answer:
erik [133]1 year ago
4 0

The mean mass of the given sample is 39.12g

  • The mean is the average of the values in the given set. It indicates that values in a particular data set are distributed equally.

mass of first sample = 39.75g

mass of second sample = 38.91g

mass of third sample = 37.66g

mass of fourth sample = 39.75g

mass of fifth sample= 39.55g

Total mass of the sample = 39.75 g + 38.91 g+ 37.66 +39.75 g + 39.55 g = 195.62 g

Number of samples = 5

  • MEAN = SUM OF MASS OF GIVEN SAMPLES / TOTAL NUMBER OF SAMPLE
  • = 195.62/5
  • = 39.12g

Therefore mean mass of the samples = 39.12g

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