
Mean and Median Practice
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- Q1The dot plot shows the number of children in seven families living in an apartment complex. Each dot represents one family. Find the median number of hours.3 hours3.5 hrs2.75 hours2.5 hours120s
- Q2Find the median of: 32.6; 72.6; 28.7; 45.4; 83.6; 69.957.6528.75115.358.65120s
- Q3The mean of 5 numbers, 3, 8, 10, 12 and p, is 8. Find the value of p.781133120s
- Q4The mean of a set of 5 numbers is 5.2. A 6th number, x, is added to the set and the mean changes to 6.5. Find the value of x.1326391.3120s
- Q5To find the median of a set of data, first you...find the sum of items in the data set.take the average of the center-most numbers.find the middle number of the data set.numerically order the data.120s
- Q6The dot plot shows the results of a survey on the number of hours each student spends playing computer games. Find the median number of hours each student spends playing computer games.22.041.841120s
- Q7The data set shows the amount of Jackson's monthly savings last year. $7, $12, $10, $12, $15, $11, $8, $9, $11, $11, $13, $10. If Jackson had saved $1 more every month, what would his median monthly savings have been?$12$13$12.50$11.75120s
- Q8The dot plot shows the results of a survey to find the number of mobile phones in 30 families. Each dot represents 1 family. Find the median number of mobile phones.4.5354120s