Asked by Preston
if i am planning a trip based on last years weather the weather is as follows:
68;68;63;75;75;63;46;67;75;75;75;68;71;65;61;68;70;72;72;70;70;71;81;84;85;85;80;79;80;80 and those are 30 consecutive days of the month last year. what is the expected value. or expected temp?
68;68;63;75;75;63;46;67;75;75;75;68;71;65;61;68;70;72;72;70;70;71;81;84;85;85;80;79;80;80 and those are 30 consecutive days of the month last year. what is the expected value. or expected temp?
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Add the temperatures together and divide by 30 to get the average temperature.
Arrange the temperatures in numerical order and find the middle to find the median temperature.
Arrange the temperatures in numerical order and find the middle to find the median temperature.
Answered by
Preston
i know how to find the mean and the median but i need to know how to find the expected value of the set.
Answered by
Count Iblis
The expected value is the same as the average. You could also compute the standard deviation which gives you an indication of how much the actual temperature can differ from the expectation value.