Five quiz scores are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
Comparing means is a grade 7 math skill aligned to Common Core standard HSS.ID.A.2: use statistics appropriate to the shape of the data distribution to compare center (median, mean) and spread (interquartile range, standard deviation) of two or more different data sets. Below are 8 practice questions with answers and step-by-step explanations, drawn from the 10 comparing means problems our math games drill.
Five quiz scores are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
The practice times, in minutes, for five days are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
Five afternoon temperatures, in degrees Fahrenheit, are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
The distances, in miles, run on seven days are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
Seven game scores are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
The ages, in years, of seven students are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
Seven test scores are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
Seven morning temperatures, in degrees Fahrenheit, are and Which data set has the same mean?
The original mean is . The set also has mean , so the means match.
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