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What is the mean and the median for 72 75 78 72 and 73

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Mean: 74
(72+72+73+75+78) divided by 5

median: 73
(line all the numbers up in numerical order then cross out one from each side and repeat process until in the middle)

mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago

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Mean= add up all the numbers and divide it by how many there
Median= the number in the middle

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