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The Measure of center or measure of variation of the weights are; Range = 23 pounds; Median = 70 pounds; Mean = 71 pounds; Mode = 70 pounds

<h3>How to find the measures of Central Tendency?</h3>

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1) The difference of the least and the greatest values is;

Range = 85 - 62 = 23 pounds

2) The middle value after arranging all the values from least to greatest is; 62, 68, 70, 70, 85

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3) Adding all the values and dividing by 5 is;

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4) Value that appeared the most is;

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