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�Question1: Workoutthemodefortheeachofthefollowing
(a)5,6,6,7,8,10 (b)1,1,1,4,6,8,12 (c)5,5,7,7,7,8,8,9
(d) 5,7,3,5,8,9,10,2 (e)8,3,3,4,6,8,13,3,18 (f)12,14,15,17,15(g)2.3,2.6,2.8,2.7,2.8,2.7,2.4,2.3,2.1,2.3 (h)−2,−1,5,8,−2,2,−1,9,−1,1,2,−1
Question2: Thebarchartshowstheshoesizes ofagroupofstudents.
(a) Howmanystudentsintotalarethere?
(b) Whatisthemodalshoesize?
Question3: Workoutthemodefortheeachofthefollowing
(a) 8,1,1,7,2,1,5,9,4,1,5,5,9,6,4,3,2,3,1,1,9,8,7,3,2,4,5,1,1,9,1
(b) 8,9,7,3,4,7,9,3,4,5,1,2,2,1,3,0,0,8,1,4,7,8,6,6,3,3,3,1,3,3,5
Question4: Thetallychartshowsthefavouritesportofthestudentsinaclass.
(a) Whatisthemodalsport?
(b) Howmanystudentsareintheclass?
(c) Howmanymorestudentslikedfootballthanrugby?
Question5: MrsGreengivesherclassatest.Theresultsareshowninthebarchartbelow.
(a) Whatisthemodalgrade?
(b) Howmanystudentssatthetest?
AgradeCoraboveisa“pass.”
(c) Whatfractionofthestudentspassedthetest?
Examples
Workout:TheMode
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� Question1: Workoutthemedianfortheeachofthefollowing
(a)5,1,4,6,8 (b)9,1,3,6,7,8,9 (c)6,4,7,1,3,8,1,10
(d) 7,3,8,9,6,5 (e)9,8,6,6,6,7,1,2,6,8 (f)−4,5,−7,−1,2,0,9
(g) 20,30,10,20,40,50,60,10,80,30 (h)49,34,12,10,53,20,65,34,90,100,33
(i)6.2,6.8,6.6,7.2,6.4,7.4,5.8 (j)124,53,39,230,155,180
Question2: Shownaretheagesandweightsof5dogs.
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(a) Whichdoghasthemedianage?
(b) Whichdoghasthemedianweight?
Question3: Theheightofsomefootballersarelistedbelow:
1.81m,1.78m,1.88m,1.79m,1.86m,1.85m,1.78m,1.93m
(a) Workoutthemedianheight
(b) Whatisthemodalheight?
Question4: Writedown[ivenumberswithamedianof7
Question5: Writedowneightnumberswithamedianof10
Question6: Writedownfourdifferentnumberswithamedianof4.5
Question7: Writedownsixdifferentnumberswithamedianof0
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Workout:TheMedian
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� Question1: Findthemeanforeachofthesetsofdatabelow
(a) 4,9,7,10,5 (b)2,8,6,3,12,7,4 (c)3,2,1,3,2,2,1,3,1,2,3,2,1
(d) 1,8,7,5,6,4,7,6 (e)20,30,24,32 (f)12,8,14,5,1,3,0,8,10,11
(g) 9,−3,−6,5,0 (h)1.4,2.8,2.4,2.5,2.8,3.1,1.1
Question2: Abasketballteamplays8matches. Thenumberofpointstheyscoreineachmatchare: 62,68,67,79,82,50,74,62
(a) Workoutthemeannumberofpointsscored
(b) Writedownthemodalnumberofpointsscored
(c)Writedownthemediannumberofpointsscored
Question3: MrHollandgiveshisclassatest.Theresultsare: 34%,44%,75%,21%,98%,86%,71%,76%,63%,55%
(a) Workoutthemeanmark
(b) Workoutthemedianmark
(c)Howmanystudentsscoredabovethemeanmark?
Question4: Fivehousesonastreetaresoldin2016.Theysellfor £175,000 £184,000 £150,000 £201,000 £191,000
Calculatethemeanprice.
Question5: Themeanoffournumbersis10.Threeofthenumbersare9,11and7. Workoutthefourthnumber.
Question6: Themeanofsixnumbersis5.Fiveofthenumbersare6,6,5,3and1. Workoutthesixthnumber.
Question7: Themeanof[ivenumbersis8.2.Fourofthenumbersare8,10,12and10. Workoutthe[ifthnumber.
Examples
Workout:TheMean
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Question1: Findtherangeforeachofthefollowing
(a) 5,9,1,5,7,4,3 (b)6,7,10,8,9,9 (c)21,15,19,24,30,26
(d) 210,250,260,180,240 (e)6.2,7.3,8.8,1.5,4.1 (f)3,1,2,1,3,4,5,0,1
(g) −5,1,3,6,−8,1 (h)−6,−10,−2,−9 (i)0,7,9,−21,10,−4
(j) 7,9,−2,13,9,8,20,−8,1 (k)−10,−6,−15,−9,−8,−7,8,−3
Question2: Therangeforalistofnumbersis7.Thesmallestvalueis4. Whatisthelargestvalueinthelist?
Question3: Therangeforalistofnumbersis8.Thelargestvalueis13. Whatisthesmallestvalueinthelist?
Question4: Therangeforalistofnumbersis1.Thelargestvalueis4. Whatisthesmallestvalueinthelist?
Question5: Therangeforalistofnumbersis27.Thesmallestvalueis87. Whatisthelargestvalueinthelist?
Question6: ThenumberofpointsthatRandalstownRugbyClubscoredineightmatchesare 24,17,19,35,9,43,15,30.
(a) Workouttherangeofthenumberofpointsscored.
(b) Workoutthemedianofthenumberofpointsscored.
Question7: Thetableshowsthemiddaytemperatureover[ivedays. Eachtemperatureisindegreescelsius.
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(a) Workouttherangeofthetemperatures.
(b) Workoutthemeantemperature.
Examples
Workout:TheRange
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Question1: Thelengthofninecaterpillarsarelistedbelow
9cm4cm8cm10cm7cm5cm13cm10cm6cm
(a) Findthemode(b) Findthemedian(c) Findthemean(d) Findtherange
Question2: Jamesplayssixgamesofdarts. Hisscoresare120,71,80,14,90,117
ShouldJamesusethemeanorthemediantogivehimthehighestaveragescore?
Question3: Shownaretheweightsof3puppies.
(a) Workoutrangeoftheweights
(b) Workoutthemedianweight
(c)Workoutthemeanweight
Question4: Theamountofwaterinsomecontainersare:
2litres,330ml,0.08litres,0.7litres,75ml,5000ml,0.15litres
(a) Workoutthemedian(b)Findtherange
Question5: Themedianheightof11footballersis1.85m. Onlyonefootballerhasaheightof1.85m Howmanyfootballershaveaheightunder1.85m?
Question6: Writedownsevennumbersthathavearangeof10andameanof12.
Question7: Writedownsixnumbersthathaveamedianof8,ameanof9andarangeof13
Question8: Fivenumbershavearangeof14. Fourofthenumbersare20,22,31and25. Workoutthetwodifferentpossiblevaluesforthe[ifthnumber.
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Question9: BelfastGiantshaveplayed5matchesandthemeannumberofgoalsscoredis3 Whentheyplaythe6thmatch,themeanincreasesto4.
Howmanygoalswerescoredinthe6thmatch?
Question10: Jamesisacarsalesman. Hehasatargetofselling5carsadayfromMondaytoFriday. OverMondaytoThursday,hehassoldameanof6carsaday. HowmanycarsmusthesellonFridaytomeethistarget?
Question11: Ateachersurveysagroupofstudents. Heaskshowmuchpocketmoneytheyreceiveeachweek.Theyrespond
£5£8£4£50£6£8£7.50£10£8£7
(a) Workoutthemedian(b) Workoutthemean(c) Whichaverage,themedianorthemean,ismostsuitableforthisdata?
Question12:Asetofsixnumbershaveamedianof9. Allofthenumbersareeven. Therangeofthenumbersis8. Themodeofthenumbersis6.
Writedownapossiblesetofsixnumbers.
Question13: Shownbeloware[ivecardswhicharearrangedinorderfromsmallesttolargest
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Therangeofthecardsis6. Themedianofthecardsis7. Themeanofthecardsis8. Workoutthe4missingnumbers.
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