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How do you find the average of the range? - Answers

You take the smallest number in of data and subtract it from the biggest number. For example in 34, 41, 37, 29, and 34 the biggest number is 41 and the smallest number is 29, so you do 41-29 which is 12. Your range is 12.



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You take the smallest number in of data and subtract it from the biggest number. For example in 34, 41, 37, 29, and 34 the biggest number is 41 and the smallest number is 29, so you do 41-29 which is 12. Your range is 12.



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How do you find the average of the range? - Answers

You take the smallest number in of data and subtract it from the biggest number. For example in 34, 41, 37, 29, and 34 the biggest number is 41 and the smallest number is 29, so you do 41-29 which is 12. Your range is 12.

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