The mean length of 5 childrens' index finger is 5.6cm.
1 answer:
The mean length (rounded to 2 DP) of these 8 people's index finger is 5.83
<h3>What is the mean length (rounded to 2 DP) of these 8 people's index finger?</h3>The given parameters are:
<u>Children</u>
Mean = 5.6 cm
Frequency = 5
<u>Adult</u>
Mean = 6.2 cm
Frequency = 3
The mean length of these 8 people's index finger is calculated as:
So, we have
Mean = (5.6 * 5 + 6.2 * 3)/(5 + 3)
Evaluate
Mean = 5.83
Hence, the mean length (rounded to 2 DP) of these 8 people's index finger is 5.83
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x = 60 - 6 - 3 - 3
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