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    This document contains a numeric table of professor ratings from 1 (Bad) to 4 (Great). It asks the reader to show how the central tendencies - mean, median, and mode - are calculated from the given data set of professor ratings. The mean is 2, the median is 2, and the mode is 1 Bad.

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    To Show How The Central Location of The Data Are Measured.: Problem #30: From The Given Data Set, You Have

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    Professor Assigned numeric value Problem #30: Fro


    Okay 2 to show how the c
    Good 3 measured.
    Great 4 Central location value Rating
    Bad 1 Mean 2 Okay
    Bad 1 Median 2 Okay
    Bad 1 Mode 1 Bad
    Bad 1
    Good 3
    Okay 2
    Okay 2
    Okay 2
    Okay 2
    Okay 2
    Bad 1
    Bad 1
    Bad 1
    Great 4
    Good 3
    Good 3
    Bad 1

    Numeric table
    Bad 1
    Okay 2
    Good 3
    Great 4
    Problem #30: From the given data set, you have
    to show how the central location of the data are
    measured.

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