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Give me a set of numbers and then tell me what you think the median number is.
How do you find out the median in a set of numbers?
(Median is with mode, mean, and range) I know how to do them I just don't know how to find the median?
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Put the numbers from least to greatest then cross numbers out starting from the outside. So, if I had the numbers 57,8,79,58,38,29, and 42 first I would put them from least to greatest so that it would be 8,29,38,42,57,58,79. Then I would cross out numbers in this order 8,79,29,58,38,57. Now I only have one number, 42. That is your median. Now let's say that we had another number 92. We would now put the order like this: 8,29,38,42,57,58,79,92. We would cross out in this order 8,92,29,79,38,58. Now we have two numbers, and if we cross those numbers out we wouldn't have anything left. What we do now is add th two numbers together (42 and 57) and the answer to that (99), and divide by two (this would be finding the average of the two). This would find the median (in our prolbem it would be 49.5).
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i have a worksheet from my teacher that i don't really understand i was wondering if someone could help me please
thank you very much
Emily 4th grade
thank you very much
Emily 4th grade