The mean of the ages of Doctor 1's patients is 13.54 and the median is 15. The mean of the ages of Doctor 2's patients is 16 and the median is 19.
Explanation:
The mean is found by adding together all of the data points and then dividing by the number of data points. For Doctor 1, (32+20+22+29+15+17+18+1+1+2+3+7+9)/13 = 176/13 = 13.54.
For Doctor 2, (35+20+20+22+23+26+13+17+2+2+3+9)/12 = 192/12 = 16.
The median is the middle number in the data set after it has been ordered from least to greatest. The stem-and-leaf plot organizes it, so we find the middle value.
For Doctor 1, 15 is in the middle.
For Doctor 2, the middle is between 26 and 13: (26+13)/2 = 39/2 = 19.5