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3 years ago

You have been to five ice hockey matches. These are the numbers of support at each match.

2 answers:

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75,640 - 7,506 = 68,134 I jope this helps. It asks for the difference which means subtract, so you take the largest number and the smallest and subtract them

bagirrra123 [75]3 years ago

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Answer:

The Difference between the largest no of supporter and smallest no of supporter is 68134.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: No of supporters at each game are 75600 , 7506 , 75640 , 75026

To find: The difference between the largest no. of supporters and smallest no. of supporters

Difference between largest no and smallest no of a data is known as Range of the Data.

Range = Maximum Value - Minimum Value

Maximum Value of data/ Largest no. of supporter = 75640

Minimum value of data/ Smallest no of supporters = 7506

⇒ Range = 75640 - 7506

= 68134

Therefore, The Difference between the largest no of supporter and smallest no of supporter is 68134.

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