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If I am finding the MEAN on my calculator, how?
Go to the yellow 2nd button, then del, the stat. press enter and then put your numbers in. once they are all in then press 2nd then mode then your screen will be blank. then press 2nd and zero. use your sown arrow button to scroll through the catalog until you find the word MEAN. then press enter, then 2nd then 1 and enter. them the number that is the mean will show up
okay, I just got help with this,
now, can I find the median the same way?
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
What is the model of the calculator you're using? They're not all the same.
- 1 decade ago
Why is Amelia getting down thumbed?
Unless youre a scientist with thousands of points of data, I fully agree with Amelia. Use paper, not a calculator. I never advocate the calculator.
And her instructions were perfectly right. That is how you find the median and mean. Based from definition.
Thirdly, if your calculator is designed to handle statistics, and can give you mean, then it will likely be able to give you median as well. Otherwise there would be no point to inputting the data in a special data table. Your problem is finding which function to use, since they are not named so plainly.
And, unless you tell us what calculator youre using, your instructions and our answers wont be very helpful
- Amelia GLv 41 decade ago
just add all of your numbers up, and devide the sum by the total of numbers you entered, i believe thats your mean, you dont need any special buttons, for the median, put all of your numbers in a row from least to greatest, the middle number is your median, such a waste of time on a calculator
