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Q7. The following are the findings of measuring the heights (in cm) of 11 students of class 7: 130, 132, 125, 127, 141, 139, 150, 135, 147. 138. 133 .
(a) What is the mean of the data of heights of the students and how many students have height more than the mean height?
(b) What is the median height? ​

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Answered by aaravsahu
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Answered by bandanagtejas1987
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Step-by-step explanation:

a) total heights = 130+132+125+141+139+150+135+147+138+133=1370

To find the mean, we find the sum of observation and divide it by the number of observation.

therefore in this case, mean = 1370÷11= 124

in this case all the 11 students have more than the mean hight

b) we arrange the following data in the accnding order, we get =125 ,127 ,130 ,132 ,133 ,135 ,138 ,139 ,141 ,147 ,150 Median is the middle observation. therefore the 139 is the meadian.

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