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Answer 1

To commute the mean, median, mode and range of the following statistics you would do the following:

To commute the mean of this years test, add all the numbers up, and divide the sun of the numbers by the amount of numbers added together.

To commute the mode of this years test find the number that is used the most frequent in the statistics.

To commute the median of this years test, order the numbers from least to greatest and from both sides mark off one individual number on both sides until you reach the middle number

Ex. of median:

3,4,9,12,37,37,98,128,146,198

So you would have to medians, 37 and 37, so in this instance add the 37 and 37 together and divide it by two because you added two numbers

The median of these numbers would be 37 because 74 divided by two is 37.

So once you have calculated the mean median and mode for this years, do the same process but for ten years ago.

Then compare differences.

Answer 2

I cant solve this for you but I can explain to you how to solve for mean median and mode.

Let’s start with mean:
To solve for the mean add all the numbers up and then divide by the amount of values there are.
Ex. 1,3,4, and 5
you would add those numbers up and divide by 4 considering there are 4 values.

Next up is median:
To solve for median you need to order the numbers from least to greatest and find the middle number. That is your median. I like to remember the median by this- when driving that center divider is called the median. So you know the median is the middle or center number. If you don’t have an even set of numbers simply take the two middle numbers, add them together and divide them by two.

Mode is simple:
Find the number that repeats itself most often. If your data set is 1, 2, 3, 2, and 5 your mode is 2 because it appears most frequently throughout the data set. Hope this helps!