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The heights of a students(in cm) are:54,52,56,54,58,51. Find the median.

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kumpel [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

To answer this question you will use the median height of 156 centimeters and the fact that there are 26 kids in the class to know that the median is not in the data set, therefore it breaks the data into two equal halves with 13 in each half.

There would be 13 less or equal to the median height.

hope i helped ;)

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The heights of a students(in cm) are:54,52,56,54,58,51. Find the median.​

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