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Find mean, median, mode, and range. Which measure of central tendency best describes each group of data? Explain.

3,456 560 435 4563,456 \ 560 \ 435 \ 456

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There are three ways to describe the central tendency. One of them is by getting the mean or the average of a given set, where it is computed as:

m=sum of termsnumber of termsm=\frac{\text{sum of terms}}{\text {number of terms}}

Using the given:

m=3,456+560+435+4564m=\frac{3,456+560+435+456}{4}

m=4,9074m=\frac{4,907}{4}

m=1,226.8\boxed{m=1,226.8}

The mean is 1,226.8.

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