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This document from 'modern business mathematics' by brigitte martineau introduces the concept of measures of central tendency, specifically averages. Various types of averages, including mean, median, mode, and midrange, and provides examples for calculation. Students are encouraged to find the measures of central tendency for given sets of data and determine which measure is most representative.
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Brigitte Martineau Section 5.
The many meanings of the word Average –
Some examples of measures of Central tendency are:
What do they measure?
Ex: 2, 3, 1
Ex: 5, 8, 1, 9
lowest value + highest value midrange = 2 2
Brigitte Martineau Section 5.
Examples
Consider the following 2 sets of data. Calculate the Averages for each. If there is no mode, say so (no mode or n/a).
Data Set Mean Median Mode Midrange
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