Question:
Chucky grabbed 11 items in the grocery store that each had a different price and had a mean cost of about $4.44. On his way to the register, he gave in to an impulse to add a 12th item: an entire wheel of cheese that cost $39.99.
How will adding the wheel of cheese affect the mean and median?
Answer:
There will be a big difference in the mean when the new item is added
Step-by-step explanation:
Given


Before we solve further, we need to first calculate the total amount of the 11 items.

Make Total the Subject of formula



When the 12th item of $39.99 is added, the new mean becomes.




By comparing this the old mean, we can see a huge increment between $4.44 and $7.4025
This means that there will be a big difference in the mean when the new item is added.
For the Median:
The old mean shows that the prices of the 11 items is within a small range from $4.44.
So, when the new item is added the median will only change a little bit.
In other words, the median value will only change a little bit.
(a) The integral is equal to the area of the triangle; it has height 20 and base 10, so the area is 20*10/2 = 100.
(b) The integral is equal to the area of the semicircle with radius 10. It's also under the horizontal axis, so the area is negative. The semicircle has area
, so the integral is -50π.
(c) First compute

which is the area of the triangle on the right. It has height and base 5, so its area is 25/2.
Then split up the desired integral as

and plug in the integral values you know:

Honestly I don’t even know what this is sorry I tried
1. If you have 1 first then... 1,2,3,4 - 1,3,2,4 - 1,2,4,3 - 1,3,4,2 - 1,4,3,2 - 1,4,2,3
2. If you have 2 first the.... 2,1,3,4,- 2,1,4,3 - 2,3,1,4 - 2,3,4,1 - 2,4,3,1- 2,4,1,3
3. And so one with 3,4
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