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Transcribed Image Text:Exercises 3-1
1. Roller Coaster Speeds The data show the heights in feet
of 14 roller coasters. Find the mean, median, midrange,
and mode for the data.
95 105 50 125 102 120 160
102 118 91 160 95 50 84
Source: UltimateRollerCoaster.com.
2. Airport Parkin
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