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galben [10]
3 years ago
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Pls help with this mathh!!!! i will give brainliest!

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A. Miguel has the greatest spread.

B. Considering the middle 50% of the training time, the person with the least spread is Adam.

C. Miguel is inconsistent with the time set for training compared to that of Adam.

Step-by-step explanation:

The spread of a data shows the range of the data.

Using the range to determine the spread of the given data:

A. The range of the two persons can be determined by:

          Range = highest value - lowest value

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Miguel's range = 105 - 86

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Comparing the range of the two, Miguel has the greatest spread.

B. Considering the middle 50% of the training time;

Adam - 103 105 104 106 100

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Adam's 50% range = 106 - 100

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Miguel's 50% range = 105 - 86

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Considering the middle 50% of the training time, the person with the least spread is Adam.

C. The answers to parts 2(a) and 2(b) shows that; there is a wide variation (much inconsistency) in the time that Miguel spend during training, but a minimum variation in the time spent by Adam during training.

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