6th Grade Math (Math 6) · Chapter 12 · Lesson 12.5 · Printable PDF

Mean as Balance Point Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on the mean as a balance point: distances above and below the mean, testing claims about a mean, changing the mean when a value leaves or is added, and finding missing values from the mean. 1 page, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Find the mean of Ryan's bike rides and compare the distances above and below it.
  2. Test Sofia's claims about her mean practice time using distances.
  3. Find the age of the cousin who left when the mean age changed.
  4. Find the new mean after two earthworms are added to the worm bin.
  5. Find the two smudged push-up counts from the mean of seven students.
  6. Find the shooting star count on a fifth night equal to the mean.

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