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find the mean median mode range and standard deviation of the data set of Tain after multiplying each value by four

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first we need the values multiplying by 4

so we order the values ​​from lowest to highest and multiply


\begin{gathered} 4\longrightarrow16 \\ 4\longrightarrow16 \\ 6\longrightarrow24 \\ 7\longrightarrow28 \\ 8\longrightarrow32 \\ 9\longrightarrow36 \\ 11\longrightarrow44 \\ 12\longrightarrow48 \\ 13\longrightarrow52 \\ 15\longrightarrow60 \end{gathered}

the mean is the average, so sum all the number and divide by the quantity

the total sum is 356 and must divide by 10(the number of values)


\begin{gathered} (356)/(10) \\ =35.6 \end{gathered}

the mean is 35.6

the median is the average between the 2 centrak numbers on this case 32 and 36

so


\begin{gathered} (32+36)/(2) \\ =34 \end{gathered}

the median is 34

the mode is the value that is repeated the most within all

we can notice that 16 is twice and the other values ​​only once

so the mode is 16

The range is the substrac from the larger number and the smaller number

so


\begin{gathered} 60-16 \\ =44 \end{gathered}

then the range is 44

The standard deviation must calcuate with this equation


\sqrt[](\sum ^(\square)_(\square)

the symbol that looks like a 3 on the contrary means "the sum of", X is a value, u is the mean and N the total of numbers

so, first we need to calculate the sum


\sum ^(\square)_(\square)|x-u|^2

replacing x for each number and finding the solution

to 16


\begin{gathered} |16-35.6|^2 \\ =384.16 \end{gathered}

to 24


\begin{gathered} |24-35.6|^2 \\ =134.56 \end{gathered}

to 28


\begin{gathered} |28-35.6|^2 \\ =57.56 \end{gathered}

to 32


\begin{gathered} |32-35.6|^2 \\ =12.96 \end{gathered}

to 36


\begin{gathered} |36-35.6|^2 \\ =0.16 \end{gathered}

to 44


\begin{gathered} |44-35.6|^2 \\ =70.56 \end{gathered}

to 48


\begin{gathered} |48-35.6|^2 \\ =153.76 \end{gathered}

to 52


\begin{gathered} |52-35.6|^2 \\ =268.96 \end{gathered}

to 60


\begin{gathered} |60-35.6|^2 \\ =595.36 \end{gathered}

now, we add everything

and the result is


\sum ^(\square)_(\square)|x-u|^2=1678.13

and replace all on the equation


\begin{gathered} \sqrt[]{(1678.13)/(10)} \\ \\ =12.95 \end{gathered}

the standard deviation is 12.95

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