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    Answer: 60% Answer: Geography 55%: Harmonic Mean-Is Good at Handling Large Outliers

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    The document discusses different types of numeric patterns and sequences, including arithmetic sequences, geometric sequences, and missing term problems. Arithmetic sequences involve adding or subtracting a common difference to relate the terms. Geometric sequences involve multiplying each term by the same value. Examples are provided of finding missing terms in numeric patterns that follow arithmetic and geometric rules of adding, subtracting, or multiplying a constant value to relate each term.

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    The document discusses different types of numeric patterns and sequences, including arithmetic sequences, geometric sequences, and missing term problems. Arithmetic sequences involve adding or subtracting a common difference to relate the terms. Geometric sequences involve multiplying each term by the same value. Examples are provided of finding missing terms in numeric patterns that follow arithmetic and geometric rules of adding, subtracting, or multiplying a constant value to relate each term.

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    The document discusses different types of numeric patterns and sequences, including arithmetic sequences, geometric sequences, and missing term problems. Arithmetic sequences involve adding or subtracting a common difference to relate the terms. Geometric sequences involve multiplying each term by the same value. Examples are provided of finding missing terms in numeric patterns that follow arithmetic and geometric rules of adding, subtracting, or multiplying a constant value to relate each term.

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    of 2

    Harmonic mean- is good at handling large outliers.

    In his end of year exams, Joe scored the


    In his end of year exams, Joe scored the
    following:
    following:
    Science 34%
    Science 34%
    English 90%
    English 90%
    History 87%
    History 87%
    Math 34%
    Math 34%
    Geography 55%
    Geography 55%
    What was the mean?
    What was the median?
    Answer: 60%
    Answer: Geography 55%
    Mean = (34% + 90% +55% + 34% + 87%) ÷ 5
    The median is the middle one, which was
    = 300% ÷ 5 = 60%
    55% for Geography

    The table shows the average temperatures


    for London, England, for each month of the
    year.
    What is the mean of these values?

    Answer: 49.5°F

    Mean = (38 + 39 + 43 + 46 + 52 + 58 + 62 +
    62 + 57 + 51 + 44 + 42) ÷ 12= 594 ÷ 12
    = 49.5°F
    Bello, Roshia Mae M. Rating:
    Ged 102/ 1 st
    Year/ HRMGT 1103 September 04,2019 Rm: 302

    Activity #3

    Sequence and Patterns of Mathematics

    Arithmetic Sequences - is one of the simplest sequences to learn about. It involves adding or
    subtracting from a common difference, d, to create a string of numbers that is related to one another

    Here is a number pattern. What is


    the missing value?

    14, 17, 20, 23, ?


    Here is a number pattern. What is
    A. 25 C. 29 the missing value?
    B. 26  D. 22
    Rule: Add 3 63, 55, 47, ? , 31, 23, 15, ?

    A. 39, 6 C. 39, 7 
    B. 40, 7 D. 42, 5
    What is the next number in the Rule: Subtract by 8
    pattern?

    71, 62, 53, 44, ...

    A. 35  C. 36
    B. 37 D. 38
    Rule: Subtract by 9

    Geometric Sequences- is made by multiplying by the same value each time

    Here is a number pattern. What Which number comes next in this


    is the missing value? number pattern?

    3, 6, 12, ? 2, 6, 18, 54, ...

    A. 10 C. 9 A. 162  C. 152
    B. 12 D. 24  B. 108 D. 216
    Rule: Multiply by 2 each time Rule: Multiply by 3

    Here is a number pattern. What


    is the missing number?

    2, 8, 32, ? , 512, 2048

    A. 256 C. 64
    B. 128 D. 54
    Rule: Multiply by 4 each time

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