Central Tendency

There are four ways to describe Central Tendency. They are mean, median, mode, and range.

Mean is the average. The way you find the mean is by first adding all the numbers in the problem. Then, you divide the sum by the number of addends.

Next, is the median. The meadian is the middle number. The way you find the median is by first ordering the numbers from least to greatest. Then, you find the number in the middle. If there are two middle numbers, then you have to find the mean.

After the median, is mode. The way to find the mode is by again putting the numbers from least to greatest. Then you just find the number that appers most in the problem.

Finally, there is the range. To find the range you again put the numbers from least to greatest. After that, you find the lowest and highest numbers. Lastly, you subtract the small number from the high number.

In conclusion, that is how you find the four ways of Central Tendency.