The manager of a local RV sales lot has collected data on the number ofRVs sold per month for the last five years. That data is summarized below. Number of sales Number of months 2 1 6. 9. 3 13 4 21 5 7 2 What is the weighted mean number of sales per month? а. 3.62 O b. 3.54 О с. 3.23 O d. 3.31

The manager of a local RV sales lot has collected data on the number ofRVs sold per month for the last five years. That data is summarized below. Number of sales Number of months 2 1 6. 9. 3 13 4 21 5 7 2 What is the weighted mean number of sales per month? а. 3.62 O b. 3.54 О с. 3.23 O d. 3.31

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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