Mathematics, 12.02.2021 02:50, kevinhernandez582

Three shipping companies want to compare the mean numbers of deliveries their drivers complete in a day. The first two shipping companies provided their data from a sample of drivers in a table.

Company C showed its data in a dot plot.

Answer the questions to compare the mean number of deliveries for the three companies.

1. How many drivers did company C use in its sample?

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2. What is the MAD for company C's data? Show your work.

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3. Which company had the greatest mean number of deliveries?

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4. Compare the means for companies A and B. By how many times the MAD do their means differ? Show your work.

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