X coordinatelY coordinatelWeight 60 45 70 80 45 60 60 75 45 60 75 70 50 65 40 4 65 70 80 4 2 30 70 1. Locate each point, using the coordinates, on a piece of graph paper. 2. Calculate the mean center and the weighted mean center. 3. Locate and mark each measure on the graph paper. 4. Calculate the standard distance. Draw a circle with radius equal to the standard distance centered on the mean center.

X coordinatelY coordinatelWeight 60 45 70 80 45 60 60 75 45 60 75 70 50 65 40 4 65 70 80 4 2 30 70 1. Locate each point, using the coordinates, on a piece of graph paper. 2. Calculate the mean center and the weighted mean center. 3. Locate and mark each measure on the graph paper. 4. Calculate the standard distance. Draw a circle with radius equal to the standard distance centered on the mean center.

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