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Example Question #2 : How To Find Range
Find the range of the following set of numbers.
Subtract the lowest number (4) from the highest (52) to get 48.
Example Question #11 : How To Find Range
In the field of hematology, a patient's blood oxygen content is considered "stable" if the readings taken over a period of 24 hours have a range no larger than 4.5. A day's readings for a patient are below. Is this patient's blood oxygen content stable?
Yes, the range is less than 4.5.
No, the range is more than 4.5.
No, the range is less than 4.5.
There is not enough data to answer the question.
Yes, the range is more than 4.5.
Yes, the range is less than 4.5.
To compute range, we must first identify the least and greatest values in a data set. The easiest way to do this is to order the set:
Range is found by the equation 
Thus, our range is 
Since 
Example Question #11 : How To Find Range
An ecosystem is considered to have "mild" climate if the range of its temperatures over a calendar year is less than 
Average monthly temperatures in Celsius for a sample climate are given below (December through November). What statement can be made about the climate of this sample?
The climate is both moderate and severe.
The climate is mild.
The climate is severe.
There is not enough data to answer the question.
The climate of the sample is moderate.
The climate of the sample is moderate.
In this problem, finding the range of the sample is as simple as subtracting the lowest temperature value, 
Since 
Example Question #11 : How To Find Range
Using the data above, calculate the range.
The range is found by finding the difference between the highest and lowest values in a given set. In this set the highest number is 
Example Question #581 : Statistics And Probability
Using the data above, find the range.
To find the range of a data set, we must first identify the highest value given: 
Next, we identify the lowest value given, 
Now we must find the interval between these two numbers, 
This is our range. Note that the data piece value of 
Example Question #591 : Statistics And Probability
Using the data above, find the range.
The first step is to find the highest value given in the data set, in this case: 
Next, we find the lowest value, in this case: 
The range is defined as the difference between the highest and lowest values.
Thus, the range for this set of data is 
Example Question #592 : Statistics And Probability
Using the data set above, find the range and mode.
The range is defined as the difference between the highest and lowest value in the data set.
For this data set,
The mode is the value that appears the most amount of times. In this set every value appears once, except the number six, which apperas twice. The mode is 
Example Question #593 : Statistics And Probability
Using the data, find the range and the mean.
To find the mean of a data set, we add all of the data values and divide the sum by the number of data values in the set. In this set there are fifteen data values.
The range is simply the interval between the biggest and smallest numbers,
Example Question #594 : Statistics And Probability
Using the data above, find the range and the mode, if any.
When provided with the data:
the easiest thing to obtain first is the mode.
Do any of these numbers appear more than once? The answer is no. All of these numbers only appear once, meaning that there is no mode in this set.
Next, we use the highest and lowest numbers to find the range.
In this set, these numbers are:
thus this is the range.
Example Question #595 : Statistics And Probability
What is the range of the following number set?
We define range as the difference between the lowest and highest numbers in a given number set.
In our set 
Therefore, the range is 
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