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Which of the following are appropriate measures of central tendency to apply to the list below of heights recorded in the high-jump event at a track meet?

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4' 9", 5' 3", 5' 4", 5' 7'', 5' 3", 5' 9", 6' 0", 5' 4", 6' 0", 6' 1", 5' 7", 5' 5", 4' 5"

A. Mode
B. Median
C. Mean
D. Range
E. Standard deviation

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Best Answer: A. Mode
B. Median
C. Mean

the other two are not measures of central tendency.
Data:
4+9/12, 5+3/12, 5+4/12,5+7/12,5+3/12, 5+9/12,6+0/12, 5+4/12,6+0/12, 6+1/12,5+7/12, 5+5/12, 4+5/12

4.4167, 4.75, 5.25{2}, 5.3333{2}, 5.4167, 5.5833{2}, 5.75, 6{2}, 6.0833

n= 13; Σx= 70.75; Σx²= 387.8403; Σx³= 2140.408; Σx^4= 11886.2257
σ= 0.4638; σn-1= 0.4828; Variance=σ²= 0.2152; (σn-1)²= 0.2331
Mean(μ)= 5.4423; range= 1.6667; mid-range= 5.25; median= 5.4167; No Mode Probably right skewed.
Five number summary: Q0= 4.4167, Q1= 5.25, Q2= 5.4167, Q3= 5.875, Q4= 6.0833, IQR= 4.875
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