The mean temperature of the orange juice is 5 °F greater than the mean temperature of the water
Calculating Average
From the question, we are to calculate how much greater the mean temperature of the orange juice is than the mean temperature of the water
From the given chart,
Mean temperature of orange juice = [tex]\frac{59+65+72+78+85+81}{6}[/tex]
Mean temperature of orange juice = [tex]\frac{440}{6}[/tex]
Mean temperature of orange juice = 73.33 °F
Mean temperature of water = [tex]\frac{55+62+68+71+79+75}{6}[/tex]
Mean temperature of water = [tex]\frac{410}{6}[/tex]
Mean temperature of water = 68.33 °F
Difference in temperature = 73.33 °F - 68.33 °F
Difference in temperature = 5 °F
Hence, the mean temperature of the orange juice is 5 °F greater than the mean temperature of the water
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