Question 24

The median level is 1.10.

To determine the median level of the given data points, we first need to arrange the values in ascending order. With the values provided (1.10, 1.10, and 5.40), the median is found by identifying the middle value, which in this case is 1.10.

A) 0.73

This option is incorrect as it does not reflect any of the provided data points. The values we are considering (1.10 and 5.40) are significantly higher than 0.73, making it an invalid choice.

B) 1.1

This option is correct. In the ordered set of values (1.10, 1.10, 5.40), the median is the value that appears in the middle of the set. Since there are two instances of 1.10, it is the value that represents the median.

C) 1.41

This option is incorrect as 1.41 does not appear in the dataset. The median must be one of the existing data points, and since 1.41 is not included, it cannot be the median.

D) 0.42

This option is also incorrect because it is not representative of any of the actual data values provided. Similar to option A, 0.42 is significantly lower than the lowest value in the dataset (1.10).

Conclusion

The median level of the data is accurately represented by option B, which is 1.10, as it is the middle value when arranged in order. All other options fail to reflect any of the data points provided, confirming that they cannot be the median. Therefore, option B stands out as the definitive correct answer.