What is the median of a set of data. A) the middle number. B) the largest value of the data. C) what the average of the data is. D) the difference in the largest value from the smallest value

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What is the median of a set of data.

A) the middle number.
B) the largest value of the data.
C) what the average of the data is.
D) the difference in the largest value from the smallest value

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Explanation:

the median of a set of data is the middle NUMBER arrange in ascending order

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Answer:

the average of data is which is found by subtracting third and fourth term

Vahid Boreiri answered Nov 18, 2022

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