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3 years ago

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<h3>Hello there i hope you are having a great day :) </h3><h3>Shop A Shop B </h3><h3>55 36 </h3><h3>52 40 </h3><h3>50 34 </h3><h3>47 39 </h3><h3>51 44 </h3><h3>48 41 </h3><h3>53 40 </h3><h3>53 38</h3><h3>1) Mean for both coffee shops = Shop A = 409 ÷ 8 = 51.125 Shop B = 312 ÷ 8 = 39.</h3><h3>2) Mean for Shop B = 39</h3><h3>3) Mean for Shop A = 51.125</h3><h3>4) Median for Shop A = 52</h3><h3>5) Median for Shop B = 39</h3><h3>Hopefully this well help you :)</h3>

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