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HELP olmy in 2 GRADER

Answer 1

what do you need help with??

Answer 2

ok let me type it

Answer 3

find the outlier 68 63 67 66 65 87 69 61 80 82 28 and what is an outiler thanks

Answer 4

then fnd the mean when the outlier is included and when its not inluded

Answer 5

thank u

Answer 6

@gsrhy456cvhjdye Outlier is 28
Mean is all the #'s added up and divided up by how many #'s so you remove the 28 with the one and add the 28 in the other set.
What do you think the answer is?

Answer 7

uummmm

Answer 8

i don't know

Answer 9

hello help

Answer 10

Use a calculator add up all the #'s

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

737

Answer 13

Is that the set with or without the outliers?

Answer 14

i don't knwo u just told me to ad all the #'s up

Answer 15

Then that is the set with the outliers.

Take 737/11 = The mean with outliers

For the one without outliers

Take 709/10 - The mean without outliers

Answer 16

What answer do you get?

Answer 17

70.9

Answer 18

ya but what is the outlier 28??

Answer 19

70.9 is correct for the mean without outliers.

A outlier is a data that is abnormal. For example lets say you have data that is 1, 2, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 100. All these #'s are 1-10 except 100. 100 is going to be your outlier, if you plot all these #'s on a chart all the numbers are close and 100 is far away there can be more than one outlier like if we took the same data and added 1, 2, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 100, 150. 100 and 150 are now the outliers cause your main data is 1-10 and 100 and 150 are far away.

In your data. 68 63 67 66 65 87 69 61 80 82 28. All your data sets are in the 60s and 80's. 28 is not located neat 60 or 80 so 28 is the odd ball, the abnormal data.

Outlier is the odd ball or odd balls in a data set.

If you need any more help with outliers here's a link I found.

http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/prc/section1/prc16.htm

Hope this helps.

Answer 20

you sir have defintly earned a medal O_O nice in depth explnation xD @TQKMB