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3 years ago

Katherine earned 84, 92, 84, 75, and 70 on her first 5 tests.

Mathematics

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pentagon [3]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Okay, so the best way to find is too plug in the answer choices.

to find the mean you: add all the numbers up and then, you divide it by however many numbers there are.

minimum meaning exactly 84 no greater!

Start with letter choice A

84+92+84+75+70+81=486

486/6=81 which is below minimum

Next is letter choice B

84+92+84+75+70+84=489

84/6=81.5 which is below minimum

Next is letter choice C

84+92+84+75+70+95=500

500/6=83.3 which is below minimum

Next is letter choice D

84+92+84+75+70+99=504

504/6=84 which is the correct answer

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