Answer:
C. 1
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the first one since it is -4 so
Answer: Option A
The median is the same as the _ Second quartile_.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given a series of data ordered from least to greatest, the median is the value that is in the center.
That is, the median represents the value that divides 50% of the data.
In the same way, the first quartile 
is the value that divides 25% of the data and the third quartile 
is the value that divides 75% of the data.
The second quartile 
is the number that divides 50% of the data.
Then notice that the second quartile is equal to the median
Then te answer is the option A.
Start by putting two coins on each side of the scale. If one side is higher, then the light coin must be in that pair (use a second weighing to determine which of that pair is the lightest.)
If the initial weighing shows the two pairs to be even, discard those four and go to the three others. Put two of the coins on the scale - one on each side. If one side stays higher, that coin is your light one. If however they are equal, the final unweighed coin must be the lighter coin.
Hi there! Since the ratios of students at Hanover High School are in different scales, we need to scale them up! First, let's take the ratio 1:2. This can be scaled up to 5:10. Now, combine the two ratios to find the ratio of freshmen to sophomores. 3:10 + 5:10 = 8:10. The remaining number is 2, since 8 + 2 = 10, so the ratio of freshmen to sophomores is 2:10!
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