Asked by Sam
This frequency distribution shows the lengths, in inches, of available baseball bats at a batting cage.
A frequency distribution table showing two rows with Baseball bat length data in first row and frequency data in second row
What is the mean of the frequency distribution?
Group of answer choices
30.4
30.6
31.2
31.5
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I don't see the actual length and frequency numbers in your message. Could you paste the table (lengths and corresponding frequencies) or upload the image?
If you want to compute it yourself, use this method:
1. Multiply each length (x) by its frequency (f) to get fx.
2. Sum all fx to get Σ(fx).
3. Sum all frequencies to get Σf.
4. Mean = Σ(fx) / Σf.
If you post the table I will compute the mean and pick the correct choice for you.
If you want to compute it yourself, use this method:
1. Multiply each length (x) by its frequency (f) to get fx.
2. Sum all fx to get Σ(fx).
3. Sum all frequencies to get Σf.
4. Mean = Σ(fx) / Σf.
If you post the table I will compute the mean and pick the correct choice for you.
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