statistics

basically i'm at the begining of the text book doing summer work it's talking about mean and stuff asked to find the mean of a set of data and given 14 different numbers the question then goes on and tells me a fifteenth number is added to the set of data...

when the mean is slightly larger than the median does that mean the data is slightly skewed to the left, the right, or neihter?

ok i was given a set of data asked to create a graph of my choice to represent the data then i'm asked Does the sahpe of the distribution allow the use of the mean and the standard deviation to describe it? ok how does the mean and the standard deviation...

using the numbers only 0 through 10 only whole numbers with repeats allowed pick four numbers that would have the smallest standard deviation I said four zeros pick four numbers that would have the largest standard deviation I said 0 0 0 10 is there more...

Your samle is normally distributed with a mean age of 57. The standard deviation iin this sample is 5 years.The 2000 census shows your sample is older than a randomly selected national sample. The median agein your sample is?