Answer:
17
Step-by-step explanation:
51÷3 = 17
k=17
not sure what else to add but my answer had to be longer
To answer this question let's remember the definitions of the mean and the median.
The mean is defined as the sum of all the values is the data set divided by the number of values we have in the data set, that is:
On the other hand, the median is defined as the central number of the data set, that is, it the number that divides the ordered data set in two subsets of equal length.
From this definition we conclude that the mean is more affected by outliers; this comes from the fact that for this central tendency measure we need to add the values and hence the outliers will affect this sum.
Answer:
206 Cornish hens
169 turkeys
Step-by-step explanation:
Let c represent the number of Cornish hens sold. Then c-37 is the number of turkeys sold. The total sales would be ...
... c + (c-37) = 375
... 2c = 412 . . . . collect terms, add 37
... c = 206 . . . . Cornish hens sold
... (c-37) = 169 . . . turkeys sold
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<em>Comment on this type of problem</em>
Note that the solution to this problem is that the larger number (number of cornish hens) is half the sum of the total and the difference: (375+37)/2 = 206. This is the general solution for this type of "sum and difference" problem.
The larger contributor is half the total plus half the difference; the smaller contributor is half the total minus half the difference.
Cornish hens = (1/2)(375 +37) = 206
Turkeys = (1/2)(375 -37) = 169
There are three partial products in part a because both values, 273 and 346, have all numerical values, that aren't 0, so they can be multiplied and a value will be added.
There are only 2 partial products in part b because in 306, the tens place is worth 0 and anything times 0 = 0. There will be nothing to add for that value.
Answer:
t+m=2.10 -----------equation 1
2t+3m=5.15----------equation 2
Comment on my answer if you want me to show you how to use them to solve. but what I gave above is what the question asked
Step-by-step explanation:
