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Mathematics, 19.04.2021 02:00 sbender2901

A travel agency created a pamphlet for a city. They chose the high temperature for 10 random days during the year to calculate the temperature for the entire year, as shown below. 62°F, 72°F, 89°F, 57°F, 89°F, 62°F, 72°F, 62°F, 89°F, 57°F

Assuming that the sample was representative of the daily temperature for the entire year, what was the mean daily temperature?
A.
72°F
B.
72.6°F
C.
71.1°F
D.
67°F
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