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Mathematics, 08.11.2019 20:31 kdenormandie3122

The distribution of heights in inches of a random sample of ten students in ms. jackson's third-grade class is shown to the right. 41,50,60,55,51,,47. two students' height are missing. if the mode of the ten students' height is 44 inches and the median is 48, what is the arithmetic mean of the two missing heights?

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