Question

What is the median for the data set?

574, 526, 512, 579, 595, 517, 524, 552, 558, 541

Express your answer as a decimal to the nearest tenth.

Answer 1

Hello! Welcome to QuestionCove! :)! Do you know how to find the median? @thestrugglesreal

Answer 2

HI ! and yes the middle number

Answer 3

595, 517

Answer 4

Give me one second please.

Answer 5

I think 546.5

Answer 6

yup 546.5 is the right answer

Answer 7

Can you explain how you got it so the user would understand how to get it please? :)

Answer 8

What is the interquartile range for the data set?

241, 230, 201, 245, 209, 211, 242, 201, 204, 228, 242, 243

Answer 9

35.5 or 44?

Answer 10

@ThisGirlPretty

Answer 11

@ShadowWolf

Answer 12

I think the interquartile range is 44.

Answer 13

you sure?

Answer 14

I am not sure

Answer 15

@Hero

Answer 16

hmm

Answer 17

@Vocaloid

Answer 18

hmm im not so sure about that

Answer 19

anyone
?

Answer 20

not that either

Answer 21

I think it would be 44

Answer 22

ima go with 35.5

Answer 23

ok Hope u pass

Answer 24

Explain how either of you two got those answers. Do you really know how to solve that? If so, how about explaining your steps instead of just posting answers.

Answer 25

I want to see if anyone really knows what they're doing here.

Answer 26

i just got both of them from searching the question up. (brainly/PA) but some said 35.5 and others said 44, sooo that's why i posted it here

Answer 27

smh. So that means you don't really know how to do it.

Answer 28

correct. x'D

Answer 29

Here's how to do it. 1st put the data set in numerical order:


Then split it up in half: 1st half is Q1 | 2nd half is Q2:

Q1 | 201, 201, 204, 209, 211, 228
Q2 | 230, 241, 242, 245, 245, 243

Next find the median of Q1 and Q2
Median of Q1 = (204 + 209)/2 = 206.5
Median of Q2 = (242 + 245)/2 = 243.5

Finally subtract:
M(Q2) - M(Q1) = 243.5 - 206.5 = 37

Therefore, the interquartile range for the given data set is 37.

Answer 30

After doing some research, I have discovered that there are various methods for calculating interquartile range depending on your level.

Answer 31

I don't know if it helps now. I do not know the answer to the problem but I do know how to find interquartile range. I learned that you first find the median of that data set. Then, you will have numbers on both sides of the median. The left side of the median is quartile 1 and the right side of the median is quartile 3. You find the median of both quartiles. Last, you see the difference between the two quartiles once you find the difference between those two quartiles. That's the interquartile range.