The histogram shows the weights, in pounds, of checked luggage on a flight. the median weight of a checked bag is 27.5 pounds. how does the mean of the data most likely compare to the median? the mean is most likely less than 27 pounds. the mean is most likely exactly 27.5 pounds. the mean is most likely about 28 pounds. the mean is most likely more than 28 pounds.

C, the mean is most likely about 28 lbs.

Step-by-step explanation: The mean of a data set is the average value. When looking at this histogram, you can determine how many bags were checked in  total by adding up the frequencies for each weight.

Add the Weights

1+16(4)+20(5)+24(6)+28(5)+32(4)+36(3)+40+48+52+56+60

**16(4)=64. The number in parenthesis represents how many times each weight occurred in the data set. To make it easier, you can combine some of these instead of typing the extended equation into your calculator.

12+64+100+144+140+128+108+208= 904

Solve for the Mean

To do this, divide 904 by the number of bags checked (32).

Mean: 28.25

**The answer is MORE than 28, but it would round down because the decimal is less than half.

Hope this helps,

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