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Jojo, Ben and Martin are running a relay race. Jojo ran her part in 7.89 seconds, Ben ran his part in 10.217 seconds and Martin ran his part in 9.028 seconds. What was their team's total time?
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Sally went to the mini-mart and spent $34.29. If she bought 9 package or Oreos, how much was each pack of Oreos?
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is the following question a statistical or Non-statistical question?


What time did Jordan go to bed last night?
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In order for a question to be statistical, there must be ___________________ in the responses.

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Is the following question a statistical question?


What is the average number of hours you sleep each night during the week?
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Marcus surveyed his classmates to see how many pets they own. What is the range for his data?





Number of pets: 2, 1, 3, 0, 0, 2, 6, 13, 0, 5, 2, 1, 0, 8, 9
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Their team's total time is the sum of the three individual times:

7.89 seconds + 10.217 seconds + 9.028 seconds = <<7.89+10.217+9.028=27.135>>27.135 seconds. Answer: \boxed{27.135}.
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To find out how much each pack of Oreos cost, we need to divide the total amount spent ($34.29) by the number of packs bought (9):

$34.29 / 9 = $<<34.29/9=3.81>>3.81.

Therefore, each pack of Oreos cost $3.81. Answer: \boxed{3.81}.
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The question "What time did Jordan go to bed last night?" is a non-statistical question. It is asking for specific information about an individual's behavior or actions, rather than seeking general trends or patterns in a population.
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In order for a question to be statistical, there must be variability in the responses.
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Yes, the question "What is the average number of hours you sleep each night during the week?" is a statistical question. It is seeking general information and patterns about the average number of hours people sleep during the week, which involves variability in the responses.
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To find the range for the data, we need to determine the difference between the highest and lowest values.

Highest value: 13
Lowest value: 0

Range: 13 - 0 = 13

Therefore, the range for Marcus's data is 13.