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Steve drove 1,344 miles in 24 hours. What was his mean driving speed?
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\(\Large \color{purple}{\rightarrow Mean = {\text{Sum of observations} \over \text{Number of observations}} }\)
divide
@ParthKohli not in this case. here mean means "averages speed"
So, actually, you'll just have to divide to get the mean here. \(\Large \color{purple}{\rightarrow {1344 \over 24} = 56 }\)
\(1344\div24\)
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@satellite73 Lol, you took what I was saying :P
We actually know that it's the SUM OF ALL OBSERVATIONS.(The distance he's driven) So, we can divide it by 24 as the speed is calculated in Miles Per Hour.
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