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What is the difference between the lowest value in a data field and the highest values in the data field called?
This is often called the range of the data.
What is the highest and the lowest mathematical value in the universe?
infinity
How do you solve the class interval?
Highest Value - Lowest Value = total / no. of desired class
What is math range of 17 23 5 13 and 12?
The range is the highest value subtracted by the lowest value in a set. Highest = 23 Lowest = 5 23 - 5 = 18 Range = 18
What is a range in statistics?
It is the difference between the highest and lowest value in a set of data.
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