Mr. Rogers recorded the height of 15 students from two of his classes. Based on these samples, what generalization can be made? The median student height in Class A is equal to the median student height in Class B. The range of the student heights in Class A is greater than the range of the student heights in Class B. The mean student height in Class A is less than the mean student height in Class B. The median student height in Class A is more than the median student height in Class B.

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Cristal

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20 December, 23:21

Mr. Rogers recorded the height of 15 students from two of his classes. Based on these samples, what generalization can be made? The median student height in Class A is equal to the median student height in Class B. The range of the student heights in Class A is greater than the range of the student heights in Class B. The mean student height in Class A is less than the mean student height in Class B. The median student height in Class A is more than the median student height in Class B.

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Zayden Joyce · Answer 1

You are not giving enough information but in one of the calsses the average of student's height might be greater than the other class beacause one of the two classes needs to have 1 extra person than the other calss