What is the median price of the homes on Ellis Street if the prices are $65,500,$49,250,$56,000,and $43,600.Choose from one of these:$47,900,$50,200,$52,625,$61,900
Can someone help me please
Put them in order from least to greatest Then take the middle two add them together and divide by 2
The median is the middle value once you list them in order , if you have an odd # of values. If you have an even number of values, like you do here, you have to average the 2 middle values.
Good explanation tcarroll
So was yours. Let's hope the student like either or both and understands the way to do this now!
I haven't figured it out yet & I am the student
Are you able to list the values in either ascending or descending order? There are four values.
Once you list the values in order, take the 2 middle values. Add them. Then divide by 2. The answer is indeed among the choices.
Do I add the 4 different amounts up
I took $49,250 + $56,000= $105,200
Then I divided $105,200 by 2 =52,600
Am I right
You take just the 2 middle values. That part of what you did was fine for the left-side of the equation, but you didn't add them correctly. Check again.
Its $105,250 wow I did add them wrong sorry bout that my mistake
I got $52,625 when I divided
Now you got it! Good job! And it looks like you're getting this now.
And thx for the recognition! Good luck in all of your studies!
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