let's say you have four numbers: 2, 4, 7, and 9
you add these numbers up...which is 22....then you divide by the amount of numbers you added which is 4.....
22 divided by 4 = 5.5 add everything up and divide by the numbers added example: add 5,6,4,9,1 equals to 25 5 numbers divide 5 into 25 and that's the mean (average)
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Sometimes in Science you will have to measure things and/or you will have to find the average. So basically that's what math has to do with being a scientist.
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you find the average by adding the #s up and dividing by # of #s
You add all the #s and divide the sum by how many there are.
You can use it to find a batter's batting average,or just simple math like the bases (first, second,and third).
Mean is the average. To find the average, add up the group of numbers and divide by how many numbers there were.
The average is about a high 600, but between 700-800 would help. Honestly, you would have to do well on the math II test to be considered mathematically proficient. The average is about a high 600, but between 700-800 would help. Honestly, you would have to do well on the math II test to be considered mathematically proficient.
To find the average of a set of numbers, add them up and divide that total by the number of numbers in the set.
Say someone does high jump in track, if they jump 3 times, they could use math to find the average height of the jumps. Really any event in track can use math to find averages. Hope that helps(:
I would recommend a MATH BOOK.
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