Wanda and Kyle want to compare the worth of their baseball cards. Wanda has 80 baseball cards and Kyle has 110 baseball cards. Should they use the mean, median or mode to compare the worth of their baseball cards? Explain your choice.

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Lilyana Guerra

Mathematics

14 November, 10:08

Wanda and Kyle want to compare the worth of their baseball cards. Wanda has 80 baseball cards and Kyle has 110 baseball cards. Should they use the mean, median or mode to compare the worth of their baseball cards? Explain your choice.

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Abraham Ross · Answer 1

Mean

Step-by-step explanation:

If Wanda has 80 baseball cards and Kyle has 110 baseball cards. Given that they know the total value of all their individual base ball cards, the worth of each baseball card will be derived by dividing the Total Worth of the cards by the number of cards. This is an example of Mean. Therefore they should use Mean to compare the worth of the cards.

Illustrative Example

If the Total Value of their cards are $500,

For Wanda, Value Per Card = $500/80 Cards = $6.25 per card

Similarly,

For Kyle, Value Per Card = $500/110 Cards = $4.55 per card

So we can see from this illustration whose card is with an higher price using the mean.