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TABLE 2: San Pedro Participant Height (inches) Weight (pounds) 1 66 240 2 72 190 3 61 250 4 44 120 5 65 222 The above tables include data from a sample of city employees in San Pedro. Use the table to answer the following question. What is the mean height? ? $\mu = 61.2$ $\bar{x} = 61.6$ ? $\mu = 61.6$ ? $\bar{x} = 61.8$

          TABLE 2: San Pedro
Participant
Height (inches)
Weight (pounds)
1
66
240
2
72
190
3
61
250
4
44
120
5
65
222
The above tables include data from a sample of city employees in San Pedro. Use the table to answer
the following question.
What is the mean height?
?
$\mu = 61.2$
$\bar{x} = 61.6$
?
$\mu = 61.6$
?
$\bar{x} = 61.8$

TABLE 2: San Pedro
Participant
Height (inches)
Weight (pounds)
1
66
240
2
72
190
3
61
250
4
44
120
5
65
222
The above tables include data from a sample of city employees in San Pedro. Use the table to answer
the following question.
What is the mean height?
?
μ = 61.2
x̅ = 61.6
?
μ = 61.6
?
x̅ = 61.8

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TABLE 2: San Pedro Participant Height (inches) Weight (pounds) 1 66 240 2 72 190 3 61 250 4 44 120 5 65 222 The above tables include data from a sample of city employees in San Pedro. Use the table to answer the following question. What is the mean height? Ο μ = 61.2 x= 61.6 A μ = 61.6 Ο x= 61.8