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Find the midrange of this sample of SAT-Verbal scores. The sample had the smallest observation of 426 and the largest at 740 .

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The midrange of the SAT-Verbal scores is 583.

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01

Identify the smallest and largest observations

We are given the smallest observation as 426 and the largest observation as 740.
02

Calculate the midrange

The midrange is the arithmetic mean of the smallest and largest values. To find this, we add the smallest and largest values and then divide the result by 2. Midrange = \(\frac{(smallest\ value + largest\ value)}{2}\)
03

Substitute the given values and solve

Now we can substitute the given smallest and largest observations into the midrange formula and solve for the midrange. Midrange = \(\frac{(426 + 740)}{2}\) Midrange = \(\frac{1166}{2}\) Midrange = 583 The midrange of the SAT-Verbal scores is 583.

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