The mean distance for a group is the sum of individual numbers over the number of data. The mean distance of Group A is (1+1.5+3+3.2+2.8+1.5+1.8+2.5+2.2)/9=2.17 The mean distance of Group B is (<span>2+2.5+3.2+3+1.8+2.4+3+1.5+1.8)/9=2.36. Therefore, the mean is greater for group B than group A, but not doubling.</span>
if all three friends only have 5lbs of flour only and therefore only 19 cups of flour, well, each batch takes up 2 cups of flour and they only have 19 cups, 19/2 gives us 9 with a remainder of 1.
