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kriauklasvt 2022-08-26The average value of a diagnostic test from students is . If we add more student so the total number of students is , the average value changes to
How much is the average value from the last students?
How much is the average value from the last students?
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luxlivinglm 2022-08-20Let's say you wanted to calculate, for example, the average (i.e. mean) cost per day for a hotel to accommodate a tourist. If only aggregate cost data is available, is dividing the average cumulative cost for one person's stay by the average person's duration of stay an acceptable method? Would using the median cost and median duration of stay be better? Worse? The same?
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empalhaviyt 2022-08-16What is the argument for not using the average of an average?
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bsmart36 2022-08-14In an Math Exam there are more men than women. The result showed that the women's average is higher than men's, and that the total average is . what is the women's average?
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Max Macias 2022-08-13What is the difference between the normal average and weighted average?
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lexi13xoxla 2022-08-11We talk about Average speed and Average time, why not Average Distance?
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Ruby Briggs 2022-07-23The average number of students per class at school is and the average number of students per class at school is . Given that there are more classes in school than in school , is the average number of students per class for both schools combined less than ?
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posader86 2022-07-23From numbers all sets of numbers are chosen and their averages computed. Will the average of these averages be equal to the average of the numbers?
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Noelanijd 2022-07-22Is a weighted average, assuming the weights sum up to one, always smaller than the unweighted arithmetic average? As if the weights are smaller than one the weighted mean is a convex combination of the individual points. Is there any condition on the individual observation for the statement to hold true?
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