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Trisha had the following seven distances (in feet) in the triple jump.

1 answer:

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The range of a data set is the greatest value minus the smallest value.

The greatest value here is 32, and the smallest value is 27:

$\sf Range=32-27=\boxed{\sf 5}$

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Expand both factors and collect like term

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