Exam 13: Finding Measures of Central Tendency for Prices and Heights
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-Some players are thinking about quitting the company softball team. Their batting averages are , , and , respectively. What is the mean batting average of these players? Round your answer to the nearest thousandth.
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-The following is a list of heights, in inches, of six people:
Susan 66 Umar 74 Mark 75 Dorota 66 Mike 76 Gina 65
What is the mode?
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-106, 150, 156, 106, 188, 199, 162
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