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waloshin

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A lottery iffers prizes according to the follwing table. Determine the mean, median, and mode prize.

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Math Gurus? I did this stuff in 7th grade.

Mean is: ($350,000)/1151

Median: $100 Prize

Mode: $100 Prize
 
Are you kidding me? How are you going to pass the tests if you don't even understand basic math terms? Are you going to cheat on your tests too?
 
op....surely looking up the deinitions to those trms will make you get the right answer

sorry, this is kinda sad as the amt of time it took you to post this, you could have figured it out...if you tried
 
A lottery iffers prizes according to the follwing table. Determine the mean, median, and mode prize.

3389888419_a889bc25b1_o.jpg

Of course all the jokers here will give you the wrong answer. (How would you know?) That's what you get for being lazy. But here is how to figure it out. Let's say there are four people, three of them are 5 foot tall one is 6 foot tall. What's the average hight? (5 + 5 + 5 + 6)/(3 + 1)

To apply the same reasoning to your problem
all you have to do is remember the definition of "average" with is the total prize money divide by the total number of prizes. Next lookup the definition of the others.
 
I seriously learned this in 1st grade. My teacher even came up with little phrases so we'd remember what each meant. It was a private school, but I can't believe this is that difficult.
 
my teacher told me i was average. she was just being mean.
Awful. Just awful. But in a good way.

A lottery iffers prizes according to the follwing table. Determine the mean, median, and mode prize.

3389888419_a889bc25b1_o.jpg
And waloshin don't be discouraged by the smart asses. Keep on working at it. Maths doesn't come as easily to everyone. But everyone does have to put in effort. As DB said the best way to start is to sit down with the definitions of mean, median, and mode. Once you understand the definitions and have some perspective on what you are trying to figure out, the "doing" part won't seem quite as difficult. Good luck :)!
 
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