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The Magnitudes of the Major Earthquakes in 1999 Are Listed

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The magnitudes of the major earthquakes in 1999 are listed below.
 1/19/99  New Ireland, Papua New Guinea 72/6/99 Santa Cruz Islands, S.Pacific Sea 7.33/4/99 Celebes Sea, Indonesia 7.14/5/99 New Britain, Papua New Guinea 7.44/8/99 E.Russia/N.E.China border 7.15/10/99 New Britain, Papua New Guinea 7.15/16/99 New Britain, Papua New Guinea 7.18/17/99 Izmit region, western Turkey 7.49/21/99 Taiwan 7.89/30/99 Oaxaca, Mexico 7.411/12/99 Bolu Province, northwest Turkey 7.2\begin{array} { l l l } \text { 1/19/99 } & \text { New Ireland, Papua New Guinea } & 7 \\2 / 6 / 99 & \text { Santa Cruz Islands, S.Pacific Sea } & 7.3 \\3 / 4 / 99 & \text { Celebes Sea, Indonesia } & 7.1 \\4 / 5 / 99 & \text { New Britain, Papua New Guinea } & 7.4 \\4 / 8 / 99 & \text { E.Russia/N.E.China border } & 7.1 \\5 / 10 / 99 & \text { New Britain, Papua New Guinea } & 7.1 \\5 / 16 / 99 & \text { New Britain, Papua New Guinea } & 7.1 \\8 / 17 / 99 & \text { Izmit region, western Turkey } & 7.4 \\9 / 21 / 99 & \text { Taiwan } & 7.8 \\9 / 30 / 99 & \text { Oaxaca, Mexico } & 7.4 \\11 / 12 / 99 & \text { Bolu Province, northwest Turkey } & 7.2\end{array}
Find the mean, median, and mode of the magnitudes. Round to the nearest tenth.


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