Question

please?

Answer 1

man, this take doing some calculations.....

Answer 2

you know what an outlier is right?

Answer 3

you could say its" the number that dosent belong" lol

Answer 4

anyway lets look at the first set of data

Answer 5

LOL no :(

Answer 6

now for the first set, we compute the median and the mean, we are not excluding the outlier at this point

Answer 7

ok?

Answer 8

mean=average, we add up all the entries then divide by the number of entries

Answer 9

correct

Answer 10

median is simple the number in the middle, we arragne all the entries from lowest to highest and look for the number in the middle

Answer 11

and mode is the frequent number
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Answer 12

yes, but if you look at the possible answers, we are not dealing with the mode, just the mean and the median

Answer 13

ok

Answer 14

so let get the median and the mean for the first data set(without eliminating the outlier)

median =36

mean=31.714

Answer 15

uhuh?

Answer 16

is that what you go, or no?

Answer 17

*got

Answer 18

hold on

Answer 19

for what
im lost

Answer 20

for the mean and median of the first data set

Answer 21

Ahh i got my answer :)
Thanks a mill

Answer 22

so were done here?

Answer 23

LOL yhh thank you :) Wanna help with some more

Answer 24

are you sure, you know how to finish the question you originally posted?

Answer 25

cause i fell like i really didnt even do anything

Answer 26

Lol nahh yu did :3
yu can help me with some more though
Or would you like to expand on it more please

Answer 27

okay, whats next

Answer 28

Hold on

Answer 29

roger that

Answer 30

LOL
Love that song

Answer 31

Which represents the number of times an outcome occurs?

cumulative frequency

relative frequency

frequency

cumulative relative frequency