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A class of fourth graders was asked to bring a pumpkin to school. Each of the 29 students counted the number of seeds in their pumpkin and the results were
250, 220, 281, 247, 230, 209, 240, 160, 370, 274, 210, 204, 243, 251, 190, 200, 130, 150, 177, 475, 221, 350, 224, 163, 272, 236, 200, 171, 98.
Compute the sample mean, trimmed mean and median.
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