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Mean, Median, Mode, and Range Quiz Date:

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1. If you were looking to find the range of a set of 6. What is the mean of 12, 24, 24, and 52?
numbers, what would be the correct first step? a. 40
a. Add the smallest and largest numbers together b. 24
b. Subtract the smallest number from the largest c. 26
number d. 28
c. Add all the numbers together
7. Which of the following words is a synonym for
d. Find the number at the midpoint of the set
"mean?"
2. What is the range of the a. Average
numbers 11, 24, 37, 44, and b. Differential
62? c. Quotient
d. Dividend
a. 62 8. What is the mode in a set of data?
b. 52
a. The lowest number plus the highest number
c. 51
b. The middle number
d. 49
c. The difference between the lowest number and the
3. Where would you expect to find the median of a highest number
highway? d. The number that occurs most frequently
a. In the middle of the highway 9. Which of the following expressions shows how
b. At the far left side of the highway you might calculate the mean of the following set:
c. At the far right side of the highway 3, 4, 5, 6, 7?
d. Two-thirds of the way across the highway
a. 30/6
4. What is the median of the following set: 2, 4, 6, b. 25/5
8, and 10? c. 27/9
a. 4 d. 30/10
b. 6 10. What is the median of the set 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
c. 5 13, and 14?
d. 8
a. 10.25
5. If you were looking to find the mean of a set of b. 10.5
numbers, what would be the correct first step? c. 11
a. Add the smallest and largest numbers together d. 11.5
b. Subtract the smallest number from the largest
number
c. Add all the numbers together
d. Find the number at the midpoint of the set