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Used data below to complete the following calculations m=65,37,6,

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we are given a data set and we are asked to determine the following operations:


\sum ^{}_{}mf

To determine this, we need to add the products of each of the values of "m" and "f", like this:


\sum ^{}_{}mf=m_1f_1+m_2f_2+m_3f_3+m_4f_4+m_5f_5

Replacing the values:


\sum ^{}_{}mf=(65)(8)_{}+(37)(75)+(6)(21)+(67)(34)+(18)(26)

Solving the operation:


\sum ^{}_{}mf=6167

Now we are asked to determine the following operation:


\sum ^{}_{}m^2f

Now we need to add the product of the squares of "m" by "f", like this:


\sum ^{}_{}m^2f=m^2_1f_1+m^2_2f_2+m^2_3f_3+m^2_4f_4+m^2_5f_5

replacing the values:


\sum ^{}_{}m^2f=(65)^2(8)_{}+(37)^2(75)+(6)^2(21)+(67)^2(34)+(18)^2(26)

Solving the operations we get:


\sum ^{}_{}m^2f=298281

Now we are asked to solve the following operation:


\sum ^{}_{}(m^{}f)^2=(m_1f_1)^2+(m_2f_2)^2+(m_3f_3)^2+(m_4f_4)^2+(m_5f_5)^2

Replacing the values we get:


\sum ^{}_{}(m^{}f)^2=((65)(8)_{})^2+((37)(75))^2+((6)(21))^2+((67)(34))^2+((18)(26))^2

Solving we get:


\sum ^{}_{}(m^{}f)^2=13395209

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