Another measure of central tendency that is rarely used but is easy to calculate is the midrange. It can be found using the formula below. A consumer testing service obtained the mileages (in miles per gallon) shown in the table to the right in five test runs performed with three types of compact cars. Each car manufacturer wants to advertize that its car performed the best in this test. Which of the car manufacturers of cars A, B, and C would prefer to use the midrange statistic in their ads? Explain your reasoning.

Midrange=(Maximumdataentry)+(Minimumdataentry) / 2

Car MPG

Car_A	Car_B	Car_C
28	32	30
32	30	33
28	32	26
30	27	33
36	32	31

The manufacturer of [Pick one: Car A, Car C, Car B] would prefer to use the midrange, since their car's midrange of [midrange: ] mpg is the [ Pick one: Highest, Lowest] of the three models.