EXAMPLE 1 Finding a Mean Biology A marine biologist records the following locations of 6 deep sea jellyfish in relation to the ocean surface: –2278 feet,

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EXAMPLE 1 Finding a Mean Biology A marine biologist records the following locations of 6 deep sea jellyfish in relation to the ocean surface: –2278 feet, –1875 feet, –3210 feet, –2755 feet, –2407 feet, and –2901 feet. What is the mean location of the deep sea jellies? Mean = – (–1875) + (–3210) + (–2755) + (–2407) + (–2901) 6 = –15,426 6 = –2571 ANSWER The mean location in relation to the ocean surface is –2571 feet.

GUIDED PRACTICE for Example 1 Find the mean of the data. 1. –3 o C, 44 o C, –11 o C, 9 o C, –21 o C Mean = – (–11 ) (–21 ) 5 = 18 5 = 3.6 o C.

GUIDED PRACTICE for Example 1 Find the mean of the data. in, in, in, in Mean = = 1 8 in. 16