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If the mean of the data set is 41 attendees find the number of attendees at Harry’s hoedown

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DaniilM [7]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Add up the values in your data set and divide by the number of terms in the data. Let x represent attendees at Harry's Hoedown, then. Mean = 41 = 123 = 48 + 33 + x. 123 = 81 + x. 42 = x. Answer: 42

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