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NikAS [45]
2 years ago
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Mathematics
1 answer:
Tju [1.3M]2 years ago
3 0

Step-by-step explanation:

1)......mean= sum of observations/ total observations

= 5.2+8.4+4.3+6.7+5.8/5= 6.08

median= n=5(odd)=n+1/2=6/2=3rdterm= 5.8( when arranged in ascending order).....

mode= 3median- 2meam= 3×5.8-2×6.08= 5.24

range=8.4-4.3=4.1(when done A.O)

2)......mean= -2-13-13-5-7/5= -8

median= 3rd term= -5.....(n=5..odd)(when done A.o)

mode=largest frequency= -13

range= -13-(-2) = -13+2= -11(A.O)

3).....mean= sum/no.= 8+6+13/2+17/2+15/2+7+8+11/2+7+8//10=7.2

median=n=10(even)

=

mode= 8

range=8.5-5.5=3

median:==

(10/2)+(10/2+1)//2=5 term + 6term/2=7+7.5=14.5/2=7.25

4)....

5)...remove 62...then 73will be having highest frequency

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