What I can see from this are many things. First of all, the girls achieved a higher score than the boys since the girls got a higher mean then the boys. This means that if we were to take the average score of each gender, the girls got a higher score. To find the average/mean you need to find the sum of the data set then divide it with the number of data entries. The boys had a smaller range than the girls, which means that the scores the boys achieved were closer than the girls. The higher the range the more likely your data is scattered. The lower your range, the more likely your data is contained of similar numbers. You figure out the range but subtracting your highest data point from your lowest data point.
if we take the total cost of the grapes, and divide by the number of pounds of grapes we can conclude that each pound of grapes costs $3. so 5 pounds of grapes multiplied by $3 per pound, gives us $15 for 5 pounds of grapes.
