Mean, Median, Mode and Range. You May Use a Calculator
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Algebra Foundations Name: HW #34 Mean, median, mode and range. You may use a calculator. 1) The table to the right shows the leading shot blockers in the WNBA during the 2003 season. a) What is the range of this set of data? b) What is the mean of the data? c) What is the mode? d) What is the median?
2) In a 100-meter dash, the first 5 racers finished with the following times: 11.6 seconds, 13.4 seconds, 10.8 seconds, 11.8 seconds, and 13.4 seconds.
a) What is the mean of the data?
b) The sixth racer finished with a time of 16.4 seconds. Find the new mean for the data.
c) Find the median of the data with only the first 5 runners.
d) Find the median of the data with the 6th runner (16.4 seconds).
Without graphing, determine what each shape would look like. (Draw a sketch) For example:
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Complete the table and plot the points on the graph provided. Scale your axis when necessary. 9) x Show work here y -2 -1 0 1 2
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Solve each equation. Please show work. 11) 12)