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mode: the most amount of numbers
median: the middle number
range: the difference between the smallest and the biggest number
mean: all the numbers sums / by the amount of numbers

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mode is the most common number median is the middle value
and mean is the average

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Mean: You add up all the numbers in the least to greatest number set, and then you divide the numbers by how much people/animals there are.
Median: Order it from least to greatest and find the number in the middle of the numbers.
Range: You subtract the smallest number from least to greatest line biggest number.
Mode: You find the number that appears the most in the data set.

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Mode:  the number that apers the most in the number set.
Range: Range is the difference between high and low. Mean: You add all the numbers up and then divide by how much numbers are in you number set
Median: Is the middle number. If there is two middles you add up both the numbers and then divide by two.
note: line up all the numbers from least two greatest

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Order the Numbers from least to greatest

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Mode means you find the number that you see the most in the data set

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Mean: You add up all the numbers, then you see how many numbers are in the data, and divide them.

Mode: The number that comes more than once, or more than one.

Range: Put the numbers from least to greatest.

Median: Add up all the numbers, and divide by 2.

NOTE: Before any of these strategies, put the numbers in order.

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Mean- You add up all the numbers in the Data then after you see how many numbers in the data and divide!
Mode- The number that is doubled or more.
Median-  Is the middle number, but if you don't have a middle number then you make the mean and that is the answer.
Range- Put all the numbers in the data from least to greatest and line them up and subtract the smallest number from the biggest number.

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Mean: Order the Numbers from least to greatest then add all the numbers in the data set. Then you divide by the amount of numbers
Example:4,3,6,9,7
3,4,6,7,9
3+4+6+7+9=29
29\2=14R1
Median: Order the Numbers from least to greatest then look at your number data set the number in the middle divide it by two and you have your median.
Example: 1,4,5,5,7
1,4,5,5,7
5/2=2R1
Mode:  Order the Numbers from least to greatest

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Mean: Add up all the data and divide it by the number of numbers in the set of data.

Mode: Find the number that appears the most in the data set.

Median: Line up all the data least to greatest and find the number in the middle. If there is no middle number, take the two middle numbers and add the numbers together, and divide them by two.

Range: You line up your numbers least to greatest and subtract the largest number and the smallest number.

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Note: Always line up your data set in order from least to greatest.
Mean: Add up all the numbers in the data set.  If you have 3 numbers, divide your answer by 3.  If you have 4 numbers, divide your answer by 4, and so on.
Range: Subtract the greatest number from the smallest number.  The difference is the range.
Mode: Whichever number shows up the most in the data set is the mode.
Median: Whichever number is in the middle of the data set is the median. If there are two numbers in the middle, find the mean of those numbers.

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Median: Line up the numbers if there is no middle number take the two middle numbers and divide that by two.

Mode: Find the number that is shown the most.

Mean: Add all the data then divide by how many numbers there are.

Range: Line the numbers up least to greatest then take the least and the greatest number and subtract.

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the mode is the number that appears most in the number set
mean is averaging median is the
middle number range is the last number

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Mean: You will have add up all of the numbers that are in your set , then you have to divide what you have and how much numbers you have.
Median: Find the middle of the set, if you don't have (like a odd set) a middle you find the two/more that are in the middle and then find the mean.
Mode:You will have to find the most numbers that are in you set
Range: Line up your numbers (from least to greatest) and you take the top and the last and subtract them.

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median middle number mean fair share. range smallest plus biggest

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the biggest number minus the smallest number range

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mode means to find the number that appears the most in that data set