A popular band on tour played a series of concerts in large venues. They always draw a large crowd, averaging 21,359 fans. While the band did not announce (and probably never calculated) the standard deviation, which of these values do you think is most likely to be correct: 20, 200, 2000, or 20,000 fans?

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Ashton Johnson

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9 April, 23:09

A popular band on tour played a series of concerts in large venues. They always draw a large crowd, averaging 21,359 fans. While the band did not announce (and probably never calculated) the standard deviation, which of these values do you think is most likely to be correct: 20, 200, 2000, or 20,000 fans?

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Cindy Lou Who · Answer 1

20,000 fans

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the large crowd participated in the band concert.

Also, it is given that averaging 21,359 fans participate in the band concert.

So, the most likely value lies nearly 21,359

and the value that is most near to 21,359 is 20,000

Also, 20, 200 and 2000 are very small values compare to 21,359.

Thus, the value most likely to be correct is: 20,000 fans.