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alexgriva [62]
3 years ago
5

Aroon is asked to choose five integers so that the mode is 2 more than the median and the mean is 2 less than the median.

Mathematics
1 answer:
torisob [31]3 years ago
6 0
  • The mean is the sum of observations divided by number of observations.
  • x bar = (∑x)/n
  • The median is the middle value of the ordered data <u><em>or</em></u> the value of the interval n+1/2 for odd numbered data.
  • The mode is the repeated value.

<h3>The highest value is 0</h3>

  • Number of observations= n= 5
  • Median is the 3rd value when the data is arranged.
  • Mode is unknown

The relation between <u><em>Mean, Median</em></u> and <u><em>mode</em></u> is given by

Mode= 3 Median - 2Mean---- equation1

According to the given condition

Mode= 2+median ----- equation 2

Putting equation 2 in equation 1

2+median= 3 Median - 2Mean

2 Mean= 3 Median - 2- Median

2 Mean= 2 Median - 2

Mean= Median-1

Mean- Median=1--------Eq. A

According to the <u><em>second condition</em></u>

Median- Mode=-2-----------eq. 3

Putting eq. A in eq. 3

Mean -1 - Mode=-2

Mean- Mode=-1

or

Mode- Mean=1------equation 4

Adding <u><em>equation A</em></u> and <u><em>equation4</em></u>

Mode- Mean=1

<u>Mean- Median=1</u>

<u>Mode+ Median =2------- equation5</u>

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Again Putting equation2 in equation 5

2+median + Median =2

2 Median =2-2

2 Median =0

Median=0

Mean= 0-1

Mean= 0-1=-1

Mode- Mean=1

Mode-(-1)=1

Mode=0

Putting values in the formula of mean

x bar =∑x/5

(-1)5 = 0+0+ x1+x2+0

-5=  x1+x2

<u><em>So the highest value is 0.</em></u>

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