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The Olympic Medal count for countries who have won medals as of this past Monday

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Question

The Olympic Medal count for countries who have won medals as of this past Monday morning was as follows: (we are not interested in considering and don't include the 69 countries that haven't won a medal yet) Number of Medals: 7 654321 Number of Countries: 2 0 30248 (On some computers these numbers aren't lined up in columns. They should be. The seven and two should be in a column, the six and zero in a column, etc.) 1.1. What is the mean number of medals won as of Monday morning? A. none of the above O B. 2.68 . 3.24 D. 7.29 O E. 4.00 Continue without saving

Explanation / Answer

Number of medals : 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

1.1 Mean number of medals = Sum of medals/ number of medals

= 28 / 7 = 4

Hence E. 4.00 is correct answer.

1.2 Median : Median is the middle most value of arranged data.

We have n = 7

so we get Median = (n+1)/2 = 8/2 = 4th observation

so we get Median = 4

Hence E. 4 is the correct answer.

1.3 Mode : The most repeated observation in the data is called Mode.

In the data 8 counties has won medal 1, that is 1 is repeated 8 ( maximum) times.

Hence Mode = 1

So C. 1 is the correct answer.

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1.4 Range = Maximum - minimum

Here we have maximum = 7 and minimum = 1

So we get range = 7 - 1 = 6

Hence A. 6 is correct answer.

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