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Applying Range in Real-World Contexts

Applying Range In Real-world Contexts

In this quiz, you’ll apply the concept of range to a variety of real-world situations. From weather data to sports scores, this quiz demonstrates how the range helps assess the variability of everyday data....

Questions: 22 | Attempts: 10 | Last updated: Nov 19, 2025

Sample Question 1
A weather station recorded the following high temperatures (°F) for two cities over one week: City A: 72, 74, 73, 75, 71, 74, 73 City B: 68, 79, 65, 82, 70, 77, 71 Which statement best describes the temperature variability in these cities?

City A has more variable temperatures because its range is larger

City B has more variable temperatures because its range is 17°F compared to City A's range of 4°F

Both cities have the same variability because they both recorded temperatures in the 70s

City A has more variable temperatures because it has more data points

Sample Question 2
A basketball player's points per game over 8 games were: 12, 15, 14, 13, 16, 14, 15, 13. The range of this data set is 4 points. What does this tell us about the player's performance?

The player is unreliable and inconsistent

The player demonstrates consistent scoring with low variability

The player's average score is 4 points per game

The player scored exactly 4 points in one game

Sample Question 3
Two students took 5 quizzes each. Student X has a range of 8 points, and Student Y has a range of 24 points. Both students have the same mean score of 85. Which student's performance is more predictable?

Student X, because a smaller range indicates less variability in performance

Both students are equally predictable since they have the same mean

Student Y, because a larger range means more consistent scores

Cannot be determined without knowing the median scores