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Example Questions
Example Question #1 : Range
Find the range of the set:
To find the range of a set subtract the smallest number in the set from the largest number in the set:
The largest number is in green:
The smallest number is in blue:
Therefore the range is,
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Example Question #11 : Data Properties
Find the range of the following set of data.
To find the range of a set subtract the smallest number in the set from the largest number in the set:
The largest number is in green:
The smallest number is in blue:
Therefore the range is their difference,
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Example Question #81 : Basic Statistics
Find the range of the set:
To find the range of a set subtract the smallest number in the set from the largest number in the set:
The largest number is in green:
The smallest number is in blue:
Therefore the range is their difference,
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Example Question #12 : Data Properties
What is the range of the following data set?
What is the range of the following data set?
The range is found by taking the difference between the largest and smallest value in the data set.
Largest: 103
Smallest: 1
So our range is
Example Question #81 : Basic Statistics
Find the range of the following dataset:
The range is the difference of the largest and the smallest number.
The largest number in this set is . The smallest number in this set is .
Subtract these numbers.
Example Question #14 : Data Properties
Find the range of this data set:
Find the range of this data set:
To begin, let's put our numbers in increasing order:
Next, find the difference between our largest and smallest number. This is our range:
So our answer is 922
Example Question #51 : Basic Statistics
What is the range of the following equation?
where
Cannot be determined
The range is the smallest value subtracted from the biggest value.
This means that for this specific example you need to plug in "3" into the equation and subtract your answer from what you get when you plug "10" into the equation as these are the two endpoints of your function.
Upon doing this you get: