John is in a running club made up of 34 members. They run a 15K race to prepare for the Boilermaker, and the running times (in minutes) of each of the runners in John's club is given below: 50 99 92 90 131 129 105 82 130 80 56 127 75 106 83 108 85 73 93 113 82 83 113 68 93 82 90 81 81 78 59 77 73 99 What is the range in the running times for members of this club? minutes

John is in a running club made up of 34 members. They run a 15K race to prepare for the Boilermaker, and the running times (in minutes) of each of the runners in John's club is given below: 50 99 92 90 131 129 105 82 130 80 56 127 75 106 83 108 85 73 93 113 82 83 113 68 93 82 90 81 81 78 59 77 73 99 What is the range in the running times for members of this club? minutes

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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