Transcript text: House prices: The following table presents prices, in thousands of dollars, of single-family homes for 20 of the 25 largest metropolitan areas in the United States for last year and this year.
Metro Area & Last year & This year \\
Boston, MA & 311.5 & 332.2 \\
Chicago, IL. & 157.2 & 159.4 \\
Cincinnati, OH & 112.5 & 121.0 \\
Cleveland, OH & 84.9 & 101.0 \\
Dallas, TX & 148.2 & 160.4 \\
Denver, CO & 226.4 & 261.2 \\
Houston, TX & 152.1 & 163.7 \\
Los Angeles, CA & 122.1 & 155.1 \\
Miami, FL & 182.0 & 219.9 \\
Minneapolis, MN & 147.3 & 170.6 \\
New York, NY & 363.8 & 368.2 \\
Philadelphia, PA & 193.5 & 197.7 \\
Phoenix, AZ & 129.9 & 169.0 \\
Portland, OR & 208.6 & 246.5 \\
Riverside, CA & 174.3 & 216.7 \\
San Diego, CA & 359.5 & 412.3 \\
San Francisco, CA & 448.0 & 593.9 \\
Seattle, WA & 265.4 & 312.6 \\
St. Louis, MO & 103.7 & 111.0 \\
Tampa, FL & 131.9 & 141.8 \\
(a) Find the mean and median price for last year. Last year, the mean price, in thousands of dollars, was 201.14 and the median price, in thousands of dollars, was 165.75.
(b) Find the mean and median price for this year. This year, the mean price, in thousands of dollars, was 230.71 and the median price, in thousands of dollars, was 184.15.
(c) In general, house prices increased from last year to this year. Which increased more, the mean or the median?