Question

50 POINTS A 3-column table with 5 rows. Column 1 has entries Mean, median, mode, range, M A D. Column 2 is labeled Noah with entries 87, 85.5, 85, 8, 2.67. Column 3 is labeled Gabriel with entries 87.17, 85, 86, 12, 3.22. The difference between Noah’s mean and Gabriel’s mean is . The ratio of the difference in the mean to Noah’s MAD is . The ratio of the difference in the mean to Gabriel’s MAD is . Both of these ratios show that the difference in the means is about 5% of the MAD values.

Answer 1

Answer:

The difference between Noah’s mean and Gabriel’s mean is:

87.17 - 87 =0.17

The ratio of the difference in the mean to Noah’s MAD is:

0.17 : 2.67

17 : 267

The ratio of the difference in the mean to Gabriel’s MAD is:

0.17 : 3.22

17 : 322

Both of these ratios show that the difference in the means is about 5% of the MAD values:

17/267 × 100 = 6.3670411985%

17/322 × 100 = 5.27950311%

Answer 2

Answer:

The difference between Noah’s mean and Gabriel’s mean is  

✔ 0.17

.

The ratio of the difference in the mean to Noah’s MAD is  

✔ 0.17/2.67

.

The ratio of the difference in the mean to Gabriel’s MAD is  

✔ 0.17/3.22

.

Both of these ratios show that the difference in the means is about 5% of the MAD values.

Step-by-step explanation:this is straight from edg.