Going by the data given, the best center of distribution to use in terms of mean and median is D) Mean for Bakery A because the data is symmetric; median for Bakery B because the data is not symmetric.
<h3>What centers of distribution should be used?</h3>
The mean should be used for data sets that are symmetric while the median should be used for data that is not symmetric.
The data is said to be symmetric when the mean and median are equal or very close.
Bakery A mean:
= (45 + 52 + 51 48 + 61 + 34 + 55 46) / 8
= 49
Bakery A median is 49.5
Bakery B mean:
= (48 42 + 25 45 + 57 + 10 + 43 + 46 ) / 8
= 39.5
Bakery B median is 44.
This shows that Bakery A data is symmetric so the best center of distribution to use is mean.
Bakery B is not symmetric so the center of distribution to use is median.
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What is the median of the data below?<br><br>
45, 19, 23, 67, 28, 35, 46, 21, 58, 60, 23, 51
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To find the median, you will need to list the data from least to greatest and find the middle number.
19, 21, 23, 23, 28, 35, 45, 46, 51, 58, 60, 67
Cross out a number on both sides until you reach the middle number. In this case, we are left with 2 numbers that are in the middle since there is an even amount of numbers.
When you reach the time where you have two middle numbers, we have to find the average of those two numbers. Our two middle numbers are 35 and 45. Since we have to find the average of those two numbers, we can add them. (35 + 45 = 80). Now, since we have two middle numbers, we have to divide them by 2.
Answer:
Answer:
-7/4
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that slope, m, is defined as the ratio rise to run: rise/run.
Note that if we start at x = -2 (an arbitrary choice), and move 6 units to the right, we end up at x = 4. This is the 'run.' Simultaneously, y starts at 1 and decreases to - 6, a change of -7.
Thus, the slope of the line through these two points is m = rise/run = -7/4
5000-850=
$4150 left to raise
$4150/83 students=
$50/student