83 + 87 + 91 + 95 = 356, 356 / 4 = 89. The average of those 4 numbers is 89. You add all of the numbers together and then divide that sum by the number of values.
605 miles taking this route:Take PA-100 SOUTH from Pottstown to I-76 PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE (toll road). Once you are past the toll booth, follow signs to I-76 WEST to HARRISBURG.Take I-76 WEST on the PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE to I-83 to YORK-BALTIMORE and HARRISBURG at EXIT 242 (HARRISBURG WEST exit). Once you are past the toll booth, stay left and go onto I-83 SOUTH to YORK and BALTIMORE.Take I-83 SOUTH to I-95 SOUTH to WASHINGTON via I-695 (EXIT 11A off I-695 to get onto I-95 SOUTH to WASHINGTON) to bypass Baltimore.Take I-95 SOUTH to Florence. The exits for Florence are EXITS 170-160. To bypass Richmond, take I-295 SOUTH (EXIT 84A off I-95 in VIRGINIA).
193 MILES taking this route:Follow I-95 SOUTH from New York City to I-695 WEST to TOWSON at EXIT 64 in MARYLAND.Take I-694 WEST to I-83 NORTH to TIMONIUM and YORK, PA at EXIT 24.Take I-83 NORTH to Hunt Valley.
The driving distance from Stuart, FL to Fort Lauderdale, FL is approximately 90 miles via the I-95 South route. This typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours to drive, depending on traffic conditions.
354 milesAlthough driving it is actually 370 miles (595 km) in total335 miles (539 km) from Stamford to the Border taking this route:Take I-95 SOUTH (or CT-15 MERRITT PARKWAY - SOUTH) towards NEW YORK, from Stamford, to I-287 WEST to the TAPPAN ZEE BRIDGE at EXIT 21 (off I-95)/EXIT 26W (off the HUTCHINSON RIVER PARKWAY, which is the continuation of the Merritt Parkway) in NEW YORK.Take I-287 WEST, across the Tappan Zee Bridge, to I-87 THRUWAY (toll) - NORTH to ALBANY.Continue on I-87 THRUWAY (toll) to the continuation of I-87 NORTH to MONTRÉAL at EXIT 24 in Albany.Take I-87 (Adirondack Northway) NORTH to CANADA, where you will cross the border from CHAMPLAIN (NY) into SAINT-BERNARD-DE-LACOLLE (QC).From the border, it is 60 km (37 miles) to Montréal taking AUTOROUTE 15 - NORD
Highway 95 south ends in Yuma, Arizona at the US-Mexico border.
The average is 83.
The median is the average of 85 and 87, that is 86.The median is the average of 85 and 87, that is 86.The median is the average of 85 and 87, that is 86.The median is the average of 85 and 87, that is 86.
That's an infinite list. 81, 83, 85, 87, 89, 91 and so on.
90
ninety 87 + 91 = 178 95 + 92 + 85 = 272 178 + 272 = 450 there are five numbers so divide total by 5 450/5 = 90
Here they are ! 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. And 97 !
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
The median is 87.
Well, honey, the odd numbers between 85 and 95 are 85, 87, 89, 91, and 93. It's not rocket science, just basic math. So, there you have it, the oddballs in that little range.
The University of Miami Hurricanes- 5 ('83, '87, '89, '91, '01) The University of Nebraska Cornhuskers- 3 ('94, '95, '97)
There are three terms. You add the terms and divide by the numbers of terms to find the average/mean. Hence (91 + 93 + 95 ) / 3 279/ 3 = 93 the mean!!!!!
The average of two numbers is the number directly between the two. For example, the average of 85 and 89 is 87, because 87 is directly between 85 and 89. The number directly between two numbers is half of the count from one number to the other, added to the lesser number. Starting from 85 and going to 89, you count four numbers (86, 87, 88, 89). Half of four is two, and two added to 85 is 87. To find the average of more than two numbers, I often subtract a certain amount from a greater number and add the same amount to a lesser number until I can see the average. For example, to find the average of 100, 90, 85 and 89, I would start by changing the 100 to 95 and the 85 to 90. So then we have 95, 90, 90 and 89. Since there's a difference of six from 89 to 95, I would take three from 95 and add it to 89, making 92, 92, 90 and 90. Now I see that each pair of 92 and 90 could be changed to a pair of 91's. Since the average of 91, 91, 91 and 91 is 91, the average of 100, 90, 85 and 89 is 91. No calculator needed.