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Mathematics, 11.05.2021 19:40 mazielynn84

The temperatures, in degrees Fahrenheit, at noon for the past four days were 58, 56, 44, and 58. The mean, median, and mode were calculated for these four values. The next day, the temperature, at noon, was 57 degrees Fahrenheit. Which statement best describes the change to the mean, median, and mode of the data after 57 was added to the list? Select one: The median was the only measure that changed. The mean was the only measure that changed. The mean and the median changed, but not the mode. The median and the mode changed, but not the mean.

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