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1010
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There are a whole class of questions that rely on the method to this one.
First add up what you know
1270 + 1150 + 870 + 1450 = 4740
Now add on the 5th month (which you don't know. Call it x)
4740 + x
Divide by 5
(4740 + x)/5 = 1150 and that is your equation
Solution
Multiply both sides by 5
5*(4740 + x) / 5 = 1150 * 5
4740 + x = 5750
Subtract 4740 from both sides
4740 - 4740 + x = 5750 - 4740
x = 1010
Which seems kind of low, but that's what the numbers come to.
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first, we put them in order
78,[80],83,(85),86,[87],90
Q1 = 80
Q2 (median) = 85
Q3 = 87
Interquartile range (IQR) = Q3 - Q1 = 87 - 80 = 7 <==
Hope this helps!
