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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: syria2014

http://www.ces.purdue.edu/extmedia/ID/ID-346-W.pdf

http://www.card.iastate.edu/iowa_ag_review/winter_08/article3.aspx

If ur doing a paper these websites are reliable!r u doing a paper by any chance? U should try to research more on EPA website.! Hope this helps, let me know if this just a question for your test or exam or ur doing a paper.!😳

sorry, i am not able to get anything. i am in 8th standard. and i asked this question as i am not able to get what's taught in class as i was very ill at that time and i could not attend those classes.

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akhl

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Posted: 13 years ago

#52

@Sukrutha, I can help you in Organic Chemistry. Let me know what help you need.

@Saruu, let me know what help you need in Science. I can definitely help.

@Noorii, for North pole, I suggest to focus on expeditions.

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Sara

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Posted: 13 years ago

#53

Yayyy akhl

well basically its physics,like rocks etc😕

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mIsHeZ.x

@mIsHeZ.x

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Posted: 13 years ago

#54

can help wit matters to do with law [uni]...sociology [at alevel standard]...english...english literature [some] ...

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Posted: 13 years ago

#55

OMG! Now i can come on IF for a good reason! When i read Homework help, i was like😍

Now now.. can test help work too?😆

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I definately need help with francais! 😳

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reema

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Posted: 13 years ago

#56

I need help in math :/

I am not a math person so yeah am really bad at it -_-

This is math108 All practice purposes (Kind of a business math)

Here is what I have to do..

The distribution of income in the United States is skewed to the right. According to a Census Bureau report, the mean and median incomes of American households were $48,201 and $66,570 in 2006. Which of these numbers is the mean and which is the median? Explain your reasoning. Which of these numbers (mean or median) are better to use when talking about the average US income? Give another example where there is a large difference between mean and median. Give examples when it is better to use mean and when it is better to use median.

It's due on monday...so help asap!

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FireSafireFire (Marvelousfire)

@FireSafireFiree

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Posted: 13 years ago

#57

Why I didn't see this before???? Grr lol

Well I surly come here with my medical problem :D
Xxx

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akhl

@akhl

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#58

@reemz.malik

Mean = $66,570
Median = $48,201

Reason: The distribution is skewed to the right. Therefore, there is tail to the right of the mean. Therefore, more than 50% of data points are to the left of the mean i.e. mean is to the right of more than 50% of data points.
Therefore,mean is to the right of median i.e. mean > median

Median is better to use because the data are skewed.

I will post the other parts sometime tomorrow.

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reema

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Posted: 13 years ago

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@akhl - Thank you so much. I was just trying to do this thing but I was just a bit confused between which one is mean and which one is median. I kind of got it how to do it now...thanx again :D

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komal

@scarlet.moon

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Posted: 13 years ago

#60

Originally posted by: reemz.malik
I need help in math :/

I am not a math person so yeah am really bad at it -_-

This is math108 All practice purposes (Kind of a business math)

Here is what I have to do..

The distribution of income in the United States is skewed to the right. According to a Census Bureau report, the mean and median incomes of American households were $48,201 and $66,570 in 2006. Which of these numbers is the mean and which is the median? Explain your reasoning. Which of these numbers (mean or median) are better to use when talking about the average US income? Give another example where there is a large difference between mean and median. Give examples when it is better to use mean and when it is better to use median.

It's due on monday...so help asap!

$48,201 is the median where as $66,570 is the mean because there are few Americans who make a lot of money annually hence making the mean higher than the median. When talking about the average U.S. income it's better to use the median because the mean also includes the high salary of few Americans so it won't give you an accurate result.

One of the examples where the mean and the median has a large difference can be the starting salaries of a graduating class from college. Not everyone will get have same or close to same salaries like a doctor will have a higher salary then an engineer. A sport player like in NBA, MLB, NFL will have a higher salary range hence the larger difference. It is better to use the median for accurate result here.

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