Enzo and Zahra are playing a game. Their scores for five games are shown in the table below.

Enzo's and Zahra's Scores

Enzo's Scores

39

47

46

50

38

Zahra's Scores

37

33

45

30

45

Enzo's mean score is 44. Zahra's mean score is 38. The difference between the mean scores is about how many times the mean absolute deviation of the data sets, to the nearest whole number?

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Harold

Mathematics

31 December, 03:34

Enzo and Zahra are playing a game. Their scores for five games are shown in the table below.

Enzo's and Zahra's Scores

Enzo's Scores

39

47

46

50

38

Zahra's Scores

37

33

45

30

45

Enzo's mean score is 44. Zahra's mean score is 38. The difference between the mean scores is about how many times the mean absolute deviation of the data sets, to the nearest whole number?

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Haven Vega · Answer 1

Given the table that contains Enzo's and Zahra's scores for five games, we solve the required problem as follows:

The difference between the mean scores is 44 - 38 = 6

The difference between the mean scores is about the same size as the mean absolute deviation of the data sets