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When you calculate a mean, the sign of the quotient always depends on the sign of the dividend. Why?
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here are the steps to finding the mean
step 1) add up all the numbers step 2) divide that sum you got in step 1 by the number of numbers in the list
when you get to step 2, you will ALWAYS be dividing by a positive number why? because this number is the count of numbers in the list. You can't have a negative count
so because mean = (sum of numbers)/(number of numbers) and the "sum of numbers" part is the dividend, this means that the mean will only be negative if the dividend is negative
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