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    Mode, Median, Mean and Range


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    Question 1: The length of nine caterpillars are listed below

    9cm 4cm 8cm 10cm 7cm 5cm 13cm 10cm 6cm

    (a) Find the mode


    (b) Find the median
    (c) Find the mean
    (d) Find the range

    Question 2: James plays six games of darts.


    His scores are 120, 71, 80, 14, 90, 117

    Should James use the mean or the median to give him the highest average score?

    Question 3: Shown are the weights of 3 puppies.

    (a) Work out range of the weights

    (b) Work out the median weight

    (c) Work out the mean weight

    Question 4: The amount of water in some containers are:

    2 litres, 330ml, 0.08 litres, 0.7 litres, 75ml, 5000ml, 0.15 litres

    (a) Work out the median (b) Find the range

    Question 5: The median height of 11 footballers is 1.85m.


    Only one footballer has a height of 1.85m
    How many footballers have a height under 1.85m?

    Question 6: Write down seven numbers that have a range of 10 and a mean of 12.

    Question 7: Write down six numbers that have a median of 8, a mean of 9 and a range of 13

    Question 8: Five numbers have a range of 14.


    Four of the numbers are 20, 22, 31 and 25.
    Work out the two different possible values for the [ifth number.
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    Mode, Median, Mean and Range


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    Question 9: Belfast Giants have played 5 matches and the mean number of goals scored is 3
    When they play the 6th match, the mean increases to 4.

    How many goals were scored in the 6th match?

    Question 10: James is a car salesman.


    He has a target of selling 5 cars a day from Monday to Friday.
    Over Monday to Thursday, he has sold a mean of 6 cars a day.
    How many cars must he sell on Friday to meet his target?

    Question 11: A teacher surveys a group of students.


    He asks how much pocket money they receive each week. They respond

    £5 £8 £4 £50 £6 £8 £7.50 £10 £8 £7

    (a) Work out the median


    (b) Work out the mean
    (c) Which average, the median or the mean, is most suitable for this data?

    Question 12: A set of six numbers have a median of 9.


    All of the numbers are even.
    The range of the numbers is 8.
    The mode of the numbers is 6.

    Write down a possible set of six numbers.

    Question 13: Shown below are [ive cards which are arranged in order from smallest to largest

    The range of the cards is 6.


    The median of the cards is 7.
    The mean of the cards is 8.

    Work out the 4 missing numbers.

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