Finding the range and mid-range | Descriptive statistics | Probability and Statistics | Khan Academy

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The range is the difference between the largest and smallest numbers. The midrange is the average of the largest and smallest number. Practice with this problem.
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Is the mid-range the interquartile range?

[@remismith5]

+bluepups No, it's not. The interquartile range is subracting the quartile 1 from quartile 3.

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[@sunflowerhill1175]

Thank you for the short explanation, I was having a total brain fart about how to find mid range. LOL Midrange - largest value + smallest value then divide by 2.

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I was thinking the mid range in basketball.

[@RBNews13]

Why does it have to be divided by 2..? I got confused on that part

[@ssark9187]

He said you have to do the average of the largest and the smallest number. What is the rule of average? (Sum of the numbers) / (how many numbers there are). That's why you have to divide by 2 in this case i.e (94+65)/2

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