Here are the calculated statistics for the college enrollment dataHere are the calculated statistics for the college enrollment

• Mean (average): 1494.57
• Median (middle value): 1415.5
• Mode (most frequent value): 1469
• Midrange (average of the minimum and maximum values): 1777.5

Comparison of Mean and Median:

The mean (1494.57) is higher than the median (1415.5). This suggests that there may be some higher values in the dataset pulling the mean upwards, indicating a possible right-skew in the data distribution.

Would you like more details on any of these statistics, or have any questions?

Here are five related questions you could explore:

1. What impact does an outlier have on the mean versus the median?
2. How is midrange useful compared to other measures like mean and median?
3. Can a dataset have multiple modes? If so, how is that calculated?
4. What is the significance of comparing the mean and median in real-world data?
5. How would changing one value in this dataset affect these measures?

Tip: Median is a robust measure, often more reliable than mean when dealing with skewed distributions or outliers.