- Arrange data in ascending numerical order.
- Divide the sum of all of the numbers in that set of data by how many numbers there are.

- Arrange data in ascending numerical order.
- Find the middle number by crossing of the end numbers until you have one or two numbers left.
- If you have two numbers left, add both of those numbers together and then divide that number by two.
- If you have one more number left, you have got your median.
- Great to use if there is an outlier.

- Arrange data in ascending numerical order.
- you can have more than one mode or no mode at all.

- Arrange data in ascending numerical number.
- Subtract the largest piece of that from the smallest.
- If you have a large range there is a possibility that you have an outlier.

Here is a video of Mean Median and Mode . . .
0 comments:
Post a Comment