The ages of the first 16 U.S. presidents at the time of their first inauguration are displayed below: president age Washington 57 John Adams 61 Jefferson 57 Madison 57 Monroe 58 J.Q. Adams 57 Jackson 61 Van Buren 54 W.H. Harrison 68 Tyler 51 Polk 49 Taylor 64 Fillmore 50 Pierce 48 Buchanan 65 Lincoln 52 Using technology, compute each of the following summary statistics. Round your answers to the nearest 0.1 years. Note: You can directly copy and paste all data (NOT the text) median = 57 IQR = 9.5 mean = 56.8 standard deviation = 5.95
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The ages of the first 16 U.S. presidents at the time of their first inauguration are displayed below:
president | age |
Washington | 57 |
John Adams | 61 |
Jefferson | 57 |
Madison | 57 |
Monroe | 58 |
J.Q. Adams | 57 |
Jackson | 61 |
Van Buren | 54 |
W.H. Harrison | 68 |
Tyler | 51 |
Polk | 49 |
Taylor | 64 |
Fillmore | 50 |
Pierce | 48 |
Buchanan | 65 |
Lincoln | 52 |
Using technology, compute each of the following summary statistics. Round your answers to the nearest 0.1 years. Note: You can directly copy and paste all data (NOT the text)
median = 57
IQR = 9.5
mean = 56.8
standard deviation = 5.95
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