Great! Just as expected, the shopkeeper won! He gave Jack, the magnets he required and also the disc. Math sure is a life saver! Getting superconductor wires was a big problem. Since it was discovered in future, nobody knew about it. So, Jack decided to build the wire himself. From his data sheet, he found out the different lengths (in cm) of the superconducting wires required as:
24 6 34 9 56 7 18 29 50 43 37
What is the range of the length of the superconducting wires Jack requires?
Great! Just as expected, the shopkeeper won! He gave Jack, the magnets he required and also the disc. Math sure is a life saver! Getting superconductor wires was a big problem. Since it was discovered in future, nobody knew about it. So, Jack decided to build the wire himself. From his data sheet, he found out the different lengths (in cm) of the superconducting wires required as:
24 6 34 9 56 7 18 29 50 43 37
What is the range of the length of the superconducting wires Jack requires?
The correct option is A 50 cm
24 6 34 9 56 7 18 29 50 43 37
Range = Highest observation - Lowest observation
Highest observation = 56
Lowest observation = 6
So, range = 56 - 6 = 50
The range of length of superconducting wires required is 50 cm.
50 cm
24 6 34 9 56 7 18 29 50 43 37
Range = Highest observation - Lowest observation
Highest observation = 56
Lowest observation = 6
So, range = 56 - 6 = 50
The range of length of superconducting wires required is 50 cm.
