Question

pedro has the following data: 91 b 69 69 88 84. if the range is 22, which number could b be? 84 11

Explanation:

Step1: Recall range formula

The range of a data - set is given by $Range = \text{Max}-\text{Min}$.

Step2: Identify known max and min values among given non - b values

Among the values $91,69,69,88,84$, the maximum value is $91$ and the minimum value is $69$.

Step3: Case 1: Assume $b$ is the maximum value

If $b$ is the maximum value, then $b - 69=22$. Solving for $b$ gives $b=22 + 69=91$. But we already have a $91$ in the data - set and we want a non - trivial case.

Step4: Case 2: Assume $b$ is the minimum value

If $91$ is the maximum value and $b$ is the minimum value, then $91 - b=22$. Solving for $b$ gives $b=91 - 22 = 69$. But we already have $69$ in the data - set.

Step5: Consider other cases

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Answer:

Step1: Recall range formula

The range of a data - set is given by $Range = \text{Max}-\text{Min}$.

Step2: Identify known max and min values among given non - b values

Among the values $91,69,69,88,84$, the maximum value is $91$ and the minimum value is $69$.

Step3: Case 1: Assume $b$ is the maximum value

If $b$ is the maximum value, then $b - 69=22$. Solving for $b$ gives $b=22 + 69=91$. But we already have a $91$ in the data - set and we want a non - trivial case.

Step4: Case 2: Assume $b$ is the minimum value

If $91$ is the maximum value and $b$ is the minimum value, then $91 - b=22$. Solving for $b$ gives $b=91 - 22 = 69$. But we already have $69$ in the data - set.

Step5: Consider other cases

If we assume the maximum value is $b$ and the minimum value among the non - $b$ values ($69$) is the minimum of the whole data - set, then $b-69 = 22$, so $b=91$ (repeated value). If we assume the minimum value is $b$ and the maximum value among non - $b$ values ($91$) is the maximum of the whole data - set, then $91 - b=22$, so $b = 69$ (repeated value). Let's consider the non - repeated cases. If we assume the maximum value is $91$ and we want to find a new minimum value $b$ such that $91 - b=22$, then $b=91 - 22=69$ (repeated). If we assume the minimum value is $69$ and we want to find a new maximum value $b$ such that $b - 69=22$, then $b=91$ (repeated). But if we consider the data values in a different order. If we assume the maximum value is $91$ and we consider the non - repeated minimum value for $b$. Let's assume the minimum value is $b$. Then $91 - b=22$, so $b = 69$ (repeated). 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