If you have 2 medians, add them together, and divide by 2.
you take both of the medians and find the average at the end add them together
If you have two medians in a dataset, it means that you have an even number of data points. In this case, the two medians would be the middle two values when the data points are arranged in ascending order. To find the median in this scenario, you would typically take the average of these two middle values. This approach ensures that the median accurately represents the central tendency of the dataset.
You have to add them together, then you divide them by two.
put the set of numbers in order then the number in the middle is you median but if there is two medians then add those two together then divide it by two example: 7 and 8 are the medians then add which is 15 then divide by 2 the answer is 7.5 and this is your median
If you have 2 medians, add them together, and divide by 2.
you add the two medians together and divide them by 2
Then all you do is add those two medians and then divide them by 2.
You add!
Take the average of the medians -- Add together, then divide by two.
Go halfway between the two. If your two medians are, say, 27 and 29, the median is 28 :)
If you have 2 medians you have to add them both together and then divide by 2 then you have your median!!
Average the two.
Add the two and divide by two.
you go to the middle of those two numbers so if the 2 medians are 75 and 77 then the median is 76.
add the two then divide by 2.
you take both of the medians and find the average at the end add them together