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AlladinOne [14]

3 years ago

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The table shows the number of points Ramon has earned on science quizzes. Quiz 16 points Quiz 2 9 points Quiz 3 1 point Quiz 4 9

points Quiz 5 8 points Quiz 6 3 points What is the median number of points Ramon has earned? A. 6 В. 7 O C 8

Computers and Technology

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kotykmax [81]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:9

Explanation:d.9

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a. This is legal because the argument passed are two in numbers and they are integers but the integer for the second parameter can be cast to double.

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d. This is not legal because even though two parameters were passed. The first one should be int but double was supplied and double cannot be downgraded to int. There is a possible lossy conversion from double to int.

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