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which of the following are appropriate measures of central tendency to apply to the list below of heights recorded in the high-jump event at a track meet?
check all that apply.
4' 9", 5' 3", 5' 4", 5' 7'', 5' 3", 5' 9", 6' 0", 5' 4", 6' 0", 6' 1", 5' 7", 5' 5", 4' 5"
a. mode
b. median
c. mean
d. range
e. standard deviation

 Best   A. Mode 
B. Median 
C. Mean 

the other two are not measures of central tendency. 
Data: 
4+9/12, 5+3/12, 5+4/12,5+7/12,5+3/12, 5+9/12,6+0/12, 5+4/12,6+0/12, 6+1/12,5+7/12, 5+5/12, 4+5/12 

4.4167, 4.75, 5.25{2}, 5.3333{2}, 5.4167, 5.5833{2}, 5.75, 6{2}, 6.0833 

n= 13; Σx= 70.75; Σx²= 387.8403; Σx³= 2140.408; Σx^4= 11886.2257 
σ= 0.4638; σn-1= 0.4828; Variance=σ²= 0.2152; (σn-1)²= 0.2331 
Mean(μ)= 5.4423; range= 1.6667; mid-range= 5.25; median= 5.4167; No Mode Probably right skewed. 
Five number summary: Q0= 4.4167, Q1= 5.25, Q2= 5.4167, Q3= 5.875, Q4= 6.0833, IQR= 4.875

The answer to #44 is 10.4444, so g is the answer i divided the time by the miles. 47