Consider the California Counties with Population More Than One Million

question 46

Multiple Choice

Consider the California counties with population more than one million, as given in the following table. $$\begin{array} { l l } \text { cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" widt } \\\text { County } & 1997 \text { Population } \\\text { Alameda } & 1,346,024 \\\text { Los Angeles } & 9,179,832 \\\text { Orange } & 2,666,314 \\\text { Riverside } & 1,408,167 \\\text { Sacramento } & 1,143,334 \\\text { San Bernardino } & 1,629,774 \\\text { San Diego } & 2,741,850 \\\text { Santa Clara } & 1,609,193\end{array}$$ What are the mean, median, and mode? Round your answer to the nearest person.

• A) Mean: none Median: 2,715,561
• Mode: 1,619,484
• B) Mean: 1,619,484 Median: 2,715,561
• Mode: none
• C) Mean: 2,715,561 Median: 1,619,484
• Mode: none
• D) Mean: 2,715,561 Median: none
• Mode: none
• E) Mean: 2,715,561 Median: none
• Mode: 1,619,484

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