Here are the ages in years of the cars worked on by the Village Autohaus last week:
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The ages of a sample of the students attending Sandhills Community College this semester are:
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A librarian polled 20 different people as they left the library and asked them how many books they checked out. Here aer the responses:
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The ages of residents of Twin Lakes Retirement Village have this frequency distribution:
Class | Frequency |
47-51.9 | 4 |
52-56.9 | 9 |
57-61.9 | 13 |
62-66.9 | 42 |
67-71.9 | 39 |
72-76.9 | 20 |
77-81.9 | 9 |
Estimate the modal value of the distribution using Mode equation
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What are the modal values for the following distributions?
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The numbers of apartments in 27 apartment complexes in Cary, North Carolina, are given below.
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Estimate the mode for the distribution given are given below
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The number of solar heating systems available to the public is quite large and their heat-storage capacities are quite varied.
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Ed Grant is the director of the Student Financial Aid Office at Wilderness College. He has used available data on the summer earnings of all students College.
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Here are student scores on a history quiz. Find the 80th percentile.
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