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How to apply these formulas for average?
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\[X= \sum_{}^{}x \div n\]
so its basically, the sum of all the entires, in data set , divided by the number of entries
just calculate the sum of all the datas divide it by the number of datas
\[X= \sum_{}^{}Xf \div \sum_{}^{}f\]
now does f stand for frequency?
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Yes, it does
so its just as the formula says, either you find the frequency or it is given to you already, then you sum up all the entires in teh data set, multiply them by the frequency and divide them by the sum of the frequencies
i mean without knowing the context of what your wokring with , it hard to see what your doing
Okay, I'm working on descriptive and inferential statistics
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