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ShannenConnor

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Question 1

When computing the mean of a set of values xi, the value of xi


can never be zero


can never be negative


must always be positive


can be any value



Question 2

When computing the mean, the smallest value


can never be negative


can never be zero


can never be less than the mean


can be any value



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Marked as best answer by ShannenConnor on Mar 25, 2023

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ShannenConnor

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Reply 2 on: Mar 25, 2023
Excellent


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