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Re: What is the median number of theaters in which the movies in [#permalink]
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We are asked for median no of theaters. From the data, we can get the no of theaters.

To find median, arrange all the nos in ascending order and then find the middle value.

When in ascending order:

\(3602 , 3603, 3739, 3740, 3792, 4028, 4125, 4386, 4390, 4468\)

median = \(\frac{3792+4068}{2 }= 3910\)

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