Answer:
The two data sets have different distributions and different ranges.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you subtract for both of the ranges they are different numbers. So that's the second part. The numbers along the bottom are different too so that is the different distributions.
6 5/6 just subtract 2 from the whole (8)
The one under the one you picked but im not 100% sure
The 11th triangular number = 66
Yes ! I can help you.
-- Take each fraction.
-- Do the division . . . (top number) divided by (bottom number) .
-- Write the whole number from the quotient.
Save the remainder.
-- After the whole number, write a fraction.
Copy the original bottom number to the bottom of the fraction.
-- Copy the remainder from the division to the top of the fraction.
Bada-bing ! There's your mixed number.
