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3 years ago

Calculate an estimate for the mean temperature

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disa [49]3 years ago

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The temperature was in the range of 10-13 on 7 of the days.
Give it the weight of the middle of the range = 11.5 for 7 times = 80.5

The temperature was in the range of 14-17 on 9 of the days.
Give it the weight of the middle of the range = 15.5 for 9 times = 139.5

The temperature was in the range of 18-21 on 16 of the days.
Give it the weight of the middle of the range = 19.5 for 16 times = 312

The temperature was in the range of 22-25 on 22 of the days.
Give it the weight of the middle of the range = 23.5 for 22 times = 517

The temperature was in the range of 26-29 on 6 of the days.
Give it the weight of the middle of the range = 27.5 for 6 times = 165

Total weight for all ranges = (80.5 + 139.5 + 312 + 517 + 165) = 1,214

Total number of days = 60

Estimated mean temperature = (1,214) / (60) = <u>20.23°C </u>

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