This frequency table shows the numbers of fish caught by the competitors in the first two hours
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This frequency table shows the numbers of fish caught by the competitors in the first two hours of a fishing competition.
a. Calculate:
(i) The mean number of fish caught
(ii) The modal number of fish caught iii)the median number of fish caught iv) the range in the number of fish caught.
b. A competition organiser states that if a total of 188 fish are caught in the first two hours, then 376 fish are likely to be caught in the next four hours. State an assumption that is necessary for this figure to be correct.
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a i The mean number of fish caught is calculated by summing the total number of fish caught and divi...View the full answer
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Cambridge Checkpoint Lower Secondary Mathematics Student's Book 7
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