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The table below shows school T-shirt sales for the past ten weeks. The school wants to make one more order for the next 30 weeks. How could the school decide how many T-shirts t…
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The table below shows school T-shirt sales for the past ten weeks. The school wants to make one more order for the next 30 weeks. How could the school decide how many T-shirts to order?
Which measure of central tendency is most appropriate?
1. What are the mean, median, mode, and range of the T-shirt data
shown above?
2. Compare the mean, median, and mode. Which measure seems to best represent the ten numbers? Explain.
3. Share your answer from #2 with a classmate. Do your answers agree? If not, explain the reasons for your selection.
4. How many T-shirts should be purchased for the next 30 weeks? Explain your thinking.
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Mean =13, Median=9, Mode =7, Range=43 Step-by-step explanation:[t.
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