Stats (SD) help
On a given math test with a maximum possible score of 100 points, the vast majority of the 149 students either scored perfectly or made a zero. One student was within 5 points of the mean. Is the mean of the dataset equal to the median?
Or could it be?
Here is the explanation of the book "It could be because the one student within 5 points of the mean could have a score equal to the mean and of the remaining 148 student, half could score 0 and the other half could score 100 (perfect score). BUT I THOUGHT THE PROBLEM SAID THE DUDE SCORED WITHIN 5 POINTS OF THE MEDIAN, NOT THE EXACT MEAN!!!!
It also says if the numbers were unequal than it would not equal the median.
"It could be because the one student within 5 points of the mean could have a score equal to the mean" Yeah that makes zero sense lol, unless they just means he's anywhere in a range of plus or minus 5 points from the mean... which would mean he could have scored exactly the mean.
I'm sorry. I did not realize agent answered this.
@agent0smith thank you very much. I was going nuts over this.
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