Name: _________________________

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1. Daniel is a guy who likes to play a video game where at the end of the game he gets a final score. The
table of frequencies below represent the total
score that Daniel has achieved in his last 25 x f
games. Select the answer that best describes 1200 4
the mean of the frequency distribution.
a) 1300 1250 8
b) 1339.58 1300 5
c) 1286 1350 7
d) 32150
1400 1

2. Sally owns a bakery. She wants to attract more customers to her store, so she creates a new special
dessert to add on the menu. To see if this new dessert is successful, she keeps track of how many
customers order it in a day within 15 days of adding it to the menu. The data below shows her results:
3   5  10  3  7  8  1  4  5  8  8  3  1  1 6 
Calculate the mean and median from the data shown. Round to the nearest tenth.
 
a) Mean: 4.8 Median: 4
b) Mean: 4.9 Median: 5
c) Mean: 2.8 Median: 4
d) Mean: 5.0 Median: 5 

3. Molly constructs the following frequency distribution table on the ages of students at Valencia College.

RELATIVE CUMULATIVE
CLASS FREQUENCY MIDPOINT
FREQ. FR.
16-21 14,000 18.5   14,000
22-27 8,000 24.5   22,000
28-33 3,500 30.5   25,500
34-39 4,000 36.5   29,500
40-45 500 42.5   30,000

 
Molly is having a hard time understanding how to calculate relative frequency. She comes to you for
tutoring and help – fill in the relative frequency column above.
 Name: _________________________
4. (For this problem you will show the PLAN, DOCUMENT, CHECK, CONCLUSION
steps/process). Since 2017, Derrick Henry has established himself as a dominant running back in the
NFL. The following data set shows his 28 top 100+ rushing yard games since coming into the league
(2017-2021). Construct a frequency distribution that has 6 classes.

Classes Frequency
131  109  156  238  170  100  188  159  149  103  161  132  195  116
119  212  112  103  133  178  215  147  250  182  113  157  130  143

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DOCUMENT

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CONCLUSION