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2 years ago

What is the mean of the data set?

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mestny [16]2 years ago

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Ok, im guessing that this is all about mean

First mean is just adding everything up for example:

5+5+10+10+5

so the answer is 35, but that isnt completely finished you need to divide 35 by 5, or how many numbers were added then you get the mean for my example the mean is 7

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ACTUAL PROBLEMS

1. 10+15+14+8+18+11+12+12+10+10+17+16 = 153

153/12= 12.75

2. 16.4+17.1+17.4+18.1= 69 B)

69/4=17.25

3. 11+15+19+17+23+20+17+13+18+21=174

174/11=15.8181818182

4. 21+25+36+16+32= 130

130/5=26

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