Shiho recorded the data below as she timed
how long it took for a car to go down a track.
Car Trial
Time
Trial 1
3.3 seconds
Trial 2
3.8 seconds
Trial 3
4.1 seconds
Trial 4
4.1 seconds
Trial 5
3.1 seconds
If Shiho wanted to determine the average time
it took the car to go down the track, which
measure should she find? (5 points)

A mean is an arithmetic average of a set of observations. The average time taken by Shiho to complete the track is 3.7 seconds.

A mean is an arithmetic average of a set of observations. it is given by the formula,

[tex]\rm Mean=\dfrac{\text{Sum of all obervation}}{\text{Number of observation}}[/tex]

The reading of the 5 trials of Shiho is 3.3 seconds, 3.8 seconds, 4.1 seconds, 4.1 seconds, and 3.1 seconds. Therefore, the average or the meantime of Shiho can be written as,

[tex]\rm \text{Average Time} = \dfrac{\text{Sum of all observations}}{\text{Number of trials}}\\\\\text{Avrage Time} = \dfrac{3.3+3.8+4.1+4.1+3.1}{5}=\dfrac{18.4}{5}= 3.68\approx 3.7\ seconds[/tex]

Hence, the average time taken by Shiho to complete the track is 3.7 seconds.

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