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    This math worksheet provides word problems involving calculating the mean and median of data sets. 1) One problem asks students to determine what number "p" could be if the median of the data set {16, 10, 20, 3, p} is 16. 2) Another problem has students find the median of the data set {18, 17, u, 18, 8} if the given median is 17 to determine what number "u" could be. 3) The worksheet provides practice calculating the mean and median of various data sets involving numbers of houses sold, hot dogs sold, and scooters sold to familiarize students with these concepts.

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    This math worksheet provides word problems involving calculating the mean and median of data sets. 1) One problem asks students to determine what number "p" could be if the median of the data set {16, 10, 20, 3, p} is 16. 2) Another problem has students find the median of the data set {18, 17, u, 18, 8} if the given median is 17 to determine what number "u" could be. 3) The worksheet provides practice calculating the mean and median of various data sets involving numbers of houses sold, hot dogs sold, and scooters sold to familiarize students with these concepts.

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    Mean and Median

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    Usha Dasot
    This math worksheet provides word problems involving calculating the mean and median of data sets. 1) One problem asks students to determine what number "p" could be if the median of the data set {16, 10, 20, 3, p} is 16. 2) Another problem has students find the median of the data set {18, 17, u, 18, 8} if the given median is 17 to determine what number "u" could be. 3) The worksheet provides practice calculating the mean and median of various data sets involving numbers of houses sold, hot dogs sold, and scooters sold to familiarize students with these concepts.

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    Grade-IV (Math) JAYSHREE PERIWAL INTERNATIONAL

    INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Worksheet -4

    Ameya Jain
    Name__________________ Mean and Median

    1. Jessica has the following data:-

    16 10 20 3 P

    If the median is 16, which number could p be?

    18 14

    2. Lexi has the following data:-

    18 17 u 18 8

    If the median is 17, which number could u be?

    20 11

    3. A real estate agent looked into how many houses were sold in different cities:-

    10

    15

    10
    15

    10

    10
    15

    11

    What is the mean of the numbers?

    10+15+10+15+10+10+15+11= 96
    ________________________________________________________________________________

    96 divided 8=12
    ________________________________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________________________________
    4. A hot dog stand kept track of the number
    number of hot dogs sold each day:-
    day:

    What is the median of the numbers?


    Sunday= 20 Monday= 100 Tuesday 30 Wednesday= 10 Thursday= 80
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    Numbers in acsending order- 10, 20 ,30,80,100
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    Therefore, 30 is the Median.
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    5. Some scooter
    ooter companies compared how many scooters they
    the sold:--

    (a) What is the mean of the numbers?


    50+90+80+50+70+90+50+80= 560
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    Mean= 560 divided by 8 = 70
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    Mean= 70
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    (b) Find the median of the given data:-
    data
    50,90,80,50,70,90,50,80
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________ ____________________________
    In acsending order- 50,50,50,70,80,80,90,90,
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    Median= 80
    ________________________________________________________________________________

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