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Nat2105 [25]
3 years ago
15

The data sets represent the five starting players of four basketball teams. Order the teams from least to greatest based on the

mean height of the teams.
69,68,72,69,76

64,74,73,69,73

68,74,69,64,77

72,67,25,60,70
Mathematics
1 answer:
monitta3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Top team=1

Next to top=2

Next to 2=3

Bottom=4

Team 1=69+68+72+69+76=354; 354/5=70.8

Team 2=64+74+73+73+69=353; 353/5=70.6

Team 3=68+74+69+64+77=352; 352/5=70.4

Team 4=72+67+25+60+70=294; 294/5=58.8

Therefore in order

Team 4=58.8

Team 3=70.4

Team 2=70.6

Team 1=70.8

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