
Median and Mode Lesson
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Elizabeth Reid
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11.2 Median and Mode Lesson
Measures of Center
Previously we learned how to calculate the MEAN. Today we are going to find two other measures of center.
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Multiple Choice
Find the Mean
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9
6
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Multiple Choice
Find the mean
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18
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7
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Vocabulary
Measure of Center
Median
Mode
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Vocabulary
Measure of Center (Measure of Central Tendency): 3 ways to describe the center of a data set.
MeAn: The average of a data set. To calculate Add up all the numbers and Divide by how many numbers there are.
MOde: The number or numbers that occur most OFTEN. There can be more than one mode, if a number appears the same amount in the data set: 2222 and 3333. There can be NO mode if there is not a number that is repeated.
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Vocabulary, continued
Median: The value appearing at the center of a sorted version of the list, or the MeAn of the two central values if the list contains an even number of values.
Put the numbers in order from least to greatest.
Check off the smallest then the largest.
Keep moving to the middle of the data set.
If it is an odd set of numbers circle the middle number. There will be the same amount of numbers on each side of the circled number.
If it is an even set of numbers circle the two middle numbers and find the MeAn. (Add two numbers and Divide by 2)
Mode
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Put the Data set in order from least to greatest.
Finding the Median and Mode
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Multiple Choice
The list shows the number of stories in the 11 tallest buildings in Springfield. Find the median.
40,38,40,37,33,30,20,24,21,17,19
40 stories
30 stories
23 stories
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Multiple Choice
The list shows the number of stories in the 11 tallest buildings in Springfield. Find the mode.
40,38,40,37,33,30,20,24,21,17,19
40 stories
30 stories
23 stories
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Finding the Median and Mode Given a Bar Graph
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Multiple Choice
Find the Median.
70
67
55
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48
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Multiple Choice
Find the Mode.
70
67
55
65
No Mode
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Put the Data set in order from least to greatest.
6, 8, 8, 10, 11, 12, 15
Median: 10 (Odd number: 3 on each side of the median)
Mode: 8
Comparing the Data set:
The median is 2 more laps than the mode.
Finding the Median and Mode Given a Line Graph
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Multiple Choice
Find the Median from the line graph.
No Mode
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Multiple Choice
Find the mode from the line graph.
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8
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No Mode
11.2 Median and Mode Lesson
Measures of Center
Previously we learned how to calculate the MEAN. Today we are going to find two other measures of center.
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