Question

HARD HARD Questions i bet no one can answer!!!

Answer 1

This isn't really hard. You just need to calculate the mean. This is the same as calculating the average. Sum all the amounts, then divide by the number of amounts.

Answer 2

answer it then if its not hard

Answer 3

@digitallogic

Answer 4

Looking at your prices, it looks like you have an outlier. An outlier can significantly alter the mean - i.e., an extremely high value can distort the mean by pulling it higher if the rest of the amounts are low in comparison. Just the same, a very low outlier can bring down the mean if the rest are relatively high. So, what do you think? She calculated the mean to be $81,500, and many of the amounts are much lower than that. There is a very high outlier that is bringing up the mean. So, is that misleading? You tell me.

Answer 5

ok sorry but whats the final asnwer @digitallogic

Answer 6

i didnt mean to be rude

Answer 7

i think its A? @digitallogic

Answer 8

What did you calculate as the mean?

Answer 9

can you just tell me the answer i need i now the test is timed and im running out of time

Answer 10

@digitallogic @digitallogic

Answer 11

Well, there are 16 low incomes, and 4 high ones. I think the answer is C.

Answer 12

The mean is actually $81,553.75, so the answer is not A.

Answer 13

ok want to answer another one? @digitallogic

Answer 14

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