Pete asked 5 people their ages and the number of times per month they ate fast food if the date collected is considered as ordered pairs what is the range?

To find the range of the data collected by Pete, you need to look at the ages of the five individuals and the corresponding number of times they ate fast food per month. The range for each variable (ages and fast food frequency) is calculated by subtracting the smallest value from the largest value in each set. For example, if the ages range from 20 to 35, the range would be 15 years; similarly, if the frequency of fast food consumption ranges from 2 to 10 times, the range would be 8 times. Thus, the overall range depends on the specific ages and fast food consumption data collected.