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Numerical Methods for Describing Data From Graphical to Numerical 1. Traumatic knee dislocation often requires surgery to repair ruptured ligaments. One measure of recovery is range of motion (measured by the angle formed when, starting

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Numerical Methods for Describing Data From Graphical to Numerical<br>
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1. Traumatic knee dislocation often requires surgery to repair ruptured ligaments. One measure of recovery is range of motion (measured by the angle formed when, starting with the leg straight, the knee is bent as far as possible). The article “Reconstruction of the Anterior and Posterior Cruciate Ligaments after Knee Dislocation” reported the following post surgical range of motion for a sample of 13 patients.
142 137 133 122 126 135

135 108 120 127 134 122 154+142+137+…+122 13 108 120 122 122 126 127 133 134 135 135 137 142 154 Median = 133<br>
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2. The paper “The Pedaling Technique of Elite Endurance Cyclists” reported the accompanying data on single-leg power at a high workload. 160 174 176 180 180 183 187 191 194 200 205 211 211 244 Median = 189 160 174 176 180 180 183 187 191 194 200 204 205 211 211 Median = 189 Trimmed mean = 191 The mean is nonresistant to outliers.<br>