Help again please
@psirockin3
@Hero
@Hero Please explain to me how to do this?
@hero are you busy?
@Ultrilliam get your butt on here!
bruh
Heros at work and busy he told me
I tagged the second best thing o.o I can try getting my bro on
that would be nice lol
A, find the average of all those.
(103+105+104+106+100+98+92+91+86+101)/10=evan
The mean? the top mean is 99.7 and the bottom is 92.5
wait... I mixed up my numbers uh
(103+105+104+106+100+98+92+91+97+101)/10 (88+86+89+93+105+85+92+96+97+94)/10 those should get you the average... and the higher one should be the answer to A
I have no idea what the second one is asking.
and without knowing what B wants I can't solve C obviously.
lol
@PirateKing1999
Thanks jay
He doesn't know it :/ so much for being a genius e.e now i get to call him an idiot
lmao
XD, sorry panda D:
np
@pandasurvive a) is asking about spread, which measures how varied or spread out the data is. in this scenario, an easy measure of spread is the range, which is: highest - lowest value. Simply calculate the range for Evan and Luis, then compare. Higher range = data has more spread out, lower range = data has less b) is also asking about spread, except we only want to consider the middle 50% of the data. To find this, you will need to calculate the Quartile 1 and Quartile 3 of both data sets. Middle 50% = Quartile 3 - Quartile 1 c) is asking you to make some conclusions about the data based on what you have calculated above I hope this helps, tag me or someone if you need additional assistance
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