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Any help? seems easy but keep getting it wrong.

Any help? seems easy but keep getting it wrong.-example-1
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Answer:

69.6 inches

Explanation:

The mean height from a frequency table is given by


\bar x = ( \sum \: fx)/( \sum \: f)

We need to multiply the frequencies by the weight and sum them up to get:

5×64+2×65+5×66+1×69+3×72+2×75+5×77=1600

The total frequency is 23.

We substitute into the formula to get:


\bar x = (1600)/(23)


\bar x = 69.57

The mean height to the nearest tenth is 69.6 inches

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