To find the median of a set of numbers, we first must arrange the numbers in order from least to greatest. The scores on Mr. Black's quiz were .

Placed in order, these scores were:

Now that we have our numbers arranged in order, to find the median, all we need to do it find the number that is in the exact middle of the series. There were  scores given for Mr. Black's quiz, so the 6th score in the series is our median - in this case . 

So,  is the median score for Mr. Black's quiz.

The find the median of a group of numbers, the first think we want to do is put the numbers in order from least to greatest.

The ages for everyone in Frank's book club are .

Put in order from least to greatest, the ages are:

Now that the numbers are in order, we can find the median. The median is the number that is in the middle of the sequence. Since there are  ages total in our list, and  is an even number, there is no single age that is in the exact middle of the list. So, to find the median, we will take the average (the 'mean') of the two middle ages. 

 and  and the two middle ages, and the aveage of them is . So, our median is .

In order to find the median of a set of numbers, we must find identify the middle number of the set when all of the set's numbers are arranged in ascending or descending order. Given  we know that the ordered set is  and the median is therefore .

In order to find the median of a set of numbers, we must find identify the middle number of the set when all of the set's numbers are arranged in ascending or descending order. Given  we know that the ordered set is  and the median is therefore .

In order to find the median of a set of numbers, we must find identify the middle number of the set when all of the set's numbers are arranged in ascending or descending order. Given , we already know that the set is in order, but we have an even number of terms so no specific middle term sticks out.

We'll therefore need to average the two middle terms,  and , to find this set's median:

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To find the median you must first arrange the numbers from smallest to largest.

Then you need to get to the middle number which turns out to be

  and  

To find what the median is of this you must find the average of the two numbers:

Therefore  is your median.

Median is the middle number in the set. There are seven numbers in the set. So, if we cross out a number on each end, we will only have  remaining. This is our answer. 

When finding median, we first arrange from smallest to largest. We now have . Since we have six numbers in the set, we will cross out a number on each end. We only are left with . When having even amount of numbers in the set, we just take the average of the two numbers.

To find the median of a set of numbers, you arrange the numbers in ascending order and locate the middle number.  

From our set of numbers

We will arrange them in ascending order.  

We get

Now, we find the number located in the middle or center.  

That number is 5.

Therefore, the median is 5.

Find the median of the following data set:

Median is the middle value when the terms are arranged in ascending order. 

Begin by ordering the terms from smallest to greatest:

Next, find the number in the middle. In this case, it is simply 36. Meaning that our answer is 36.