Mean is a form of average, and in order to find this we add up all the numbers then divide by the amount of numbers we have.
So, we have 5 numbers here. (8, 17, 9, 3, and 13)
8 + 17 + 9 + 3 + 13 = 50
50/5 = 10
The mean of those five numbers is 10.
recall that when it comes to absolute value expressions, once we remove the bars, it turns always to positive, so | -5 |, the bars go poof, and tada!! 5.
5 and 7… 5x7=35
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Answer:
Part 1 .
As per the given statement: In t hours the train has traveled s miles.
Distance of the train = s mile
Time = t hours
Formula for :
Speed of the train(v) = 
or
mph .....[1]
Substitute the value of t = 3 hours and s = 180 miles in [1], to solve for v;

Therefore, the speed of the train(v) is, 60 mph
Part 2.
Similarly,
The formula for speed of the train (v) is given by;

Substitute the value of t = 2.5 hours and s = 225 miles to solve for v;

Therefore, the speed of the train(v) is, 90 mph
119 I believe since a straight angle sums up to 180