Question

help mean medium and mold helppp

Answer 1

u mean mode

Answer 2

@Destinymasha

Answer 3

@CGGURUMANJUNATH

Answer 4

ill help

Answer 5

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/meanmode.htm

Answer 6

ok @Darius25

Answer 7

Media = (96+104)/2
Mode= 106 and 92

Answer 8

106 mean,92,median,mode 432

Answer 9

wait I put them in the wong order

Answer 10

and the range plz

Answer 11

well this won't do :D

Answer 12

@nikki__kitty: Would you please look up the terms mean, median, mode and range. Once you know what they are, you'll know better what you're looking for in this problem.

Let's start by re-arranging your data set in ascending order.

106 106 92 96 92 104 becomes 92 92 96 104 106 106.

Find the mode. What does "mode" mean here? Look it up, please.

Answer 13

And lol at "wong order"

My order? ^_^

Anyway, @nikki__kitty ...<as I was typing, ^ that happened, so anything I say would be totally redundant>

Answer 14

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpxtBghmvvs
cheesy yet effective learningupgrade video
no regrets if you get that song stuck in your head.

and please make your presence felt nikki ^_^

Answer 15

?

Answer 16

Please look up "mode." Do an Internet search, or look through your online materials, or look this up in your textbook (if you have one).

Answer 17

Or, you know... ask me. ;)

Answer 18

106 and 92

Answer 19

No they're not.

Answer 20

How did you get those?

Answer 21

thay repeat 2 times

Answer 22

So...?

Answer 23

Let's not play guessing games, please. Would one or both of you please look up and then define "mode."

Answer 24

ok

Answer 25

The number or range of numbers in a mathematical set that occurs the most frequently. The value that occurs most frequently in a data set. For example, in the set 125, 140, 172, 164, 140, 110, the mode is 140. Compare arithmetic mean, average, median.

Answer 26

There we go... okay... now, if you arrange the elements of your data set in order, the range is just the difference between the largest and smallest elements. Hop to it now... ^_^

Answer 27

so it repeat 2 times 106 and 92 u minght need to look it up

Answer 28

Oh, I do, don't I? :)
Now what about the range?

Answer 29

So much better. Knew you had it in you. Please look at your rearranged data and determine which data value appears most frequently? Right: 92 and 106 are both "modes."

Thank you for your guidance and encouragement, @terenzreignz

Answer 30

92 92 96 104 106 106

Answer 31

That's in order... okay, what's the difference between the largest element and the smallest?

Answer 32

difference ?

Answer 33

Difference. That's what you call the answer to a subtraction problem, right?
Subtract the smallest from the largest, that's your range ^_^

Simple, right?

Answer 34

14

Answer 35

That wasn't so hard, was it? ^_^

Answer 36

no

Answer 37

is that it

Answer 38

That's the range, all right. ^_^

Answer 39

so the mode is 106 and 92 and the range is 14 Media = (96+104)/2 what is the mean

Answer 40

@terenzreignz

Answer 41

Mean is average, at its most typical meaning.

Answer 42

Just get the average of all the elements.

Answer 43

92 and 96

Answer 44

@terenzreignz

Answer 45

How'd you get those?

Answer 46

it is in the middle

Answer 47

@terenzreignz

Answer 48

That's not how to get an average nikki :P

Answer 49

You just add up the terms, and then divide the sum by the number of terms you added.

Answer 50

Add up: 106 106 92 96 92 104
How many data points have we here?

Divide your sum by that number.

The result is your "mean." Have you looked up "mean" yet?