4. Self-Test

Answers to all problems are available at the end of the textbook.

1. John had test scores of 84, 90, 95, 98 and 88.  Find the average of his test scores.

2. Cheryl’s tips for the week were as follows: $86, $103, $118, $117, $126 and $149.  Find the average of her tips.

3. The monthly rain fall for the last 5 months was: 31mm, 15mm, 28mm, 8mm, 41mm.  Calculate the average rainfall over the 5 months.

4. The average regular season home attendance of the Toronto Blue Jays from 2015 to 2022 is listed in the chart below. Calculate the average attendance over this time. Round to the nearest person. (Note: 2020 there was no baseball, so it was not included).

Year and Attendance Data for Toronto Blue Jays Regular Home Season
Year Attendance
2015 34,504
2016 41,880
2017 39,554
2018 29,066
2019 21,606
2021 10,119
2022 32,763

5. Find the weighted average. Round to the nearest hundredth.

Data for Question 5: Number of Customers and Frequency
Customers each Hour Frequency
9 2
11 15
17 5
25 2

6. An independent research company conducted tests to determine the fuel consumption (L/100km) of a fleet of cars. Find the weighted average of L/100km for the fleet of cars. Round to the nearest tenth.

Mileage and Number of Cars per Fleet
L/100km Number of Cars
10.4 5
9.2 6
8.7 10
8.5 14
8.1 5
7.8 6
7.2 4

7. Kim took Math1820 and received the following grades. Calculate her final grade.

Kim’s Grades in Math1820
Assessment Kim’s Marks Weight of the Final Grade
Lab #1 70% 5%
Lab #2 75% 5%
Lab #3 60% 5%
Lab #4 80% 5%
Test #1 72% 20%
Test #2 78% 20%
Test #3 55% 20%
Test #4 88% 20%

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