What is the MAD of the data set?

{10, 9, 16, 5, 10}

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What is the MAD of the data set?
 
{10, 9, 16, 5, 10}

anonymous · Answer

didn't you just ask this question?

anonymous · Answer

Yeah. I can't figure it out. It's way to complicated for me.

anonymous · Answer

Can someone help?

welshfella · Answer

what does MAD mean?

anonymous · Answer

first one is mean

anonymous · Answer

Mean absolute deviation

anonymous · Answer

mean = average

anonymous · Answer

@welshfella

anonymous · Answer

You basically had it last time. You just need to do what you already did one more time.

welshfella · Answer

oh right 
sorry its been a long time since i did statistics  and i cant remember

anonymous · Answer

@chrismoon explained it to me but i still cant figure it out

anonymous · Answer

here is a good video for you if you still don't get it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9AJk7TvdpQ

anonymous · Answer

Can someone just give direct answers?

anonymous · Answer

Please?? Will medal and fan. I've tried everything I know.

anonymous · Answer

if you get direct answers, you will continue to ask the same questions and you won't learn anything

anonymous · Answer

UGH! I just need this one question. Mad Is the only thing i don't understand

anonymous · Answer

MAD*

anonymous · Answer

watch the video then

anonymous · Answer

I've watched several videos.

anonymous · Answer

ok well what is the first step in finding the mean?

welshfella · Answer

add up all the numbers and divide by 5  will give you the mean

welshfella · Answer

what do you get/

anonymous · Answer

Dr. Ibanez recorded the amount of snowfall, in centimeters, at 10 different locations during 1 day and then arranged the amounts from smallest to largest. The amounts were 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, and 6 cm. The mean of these measurements is 4 cm.
 
What is the mean absolute deviation?
 
 A.
0 cm
 
 B.
0.8 cm
 
 C.
1 cm
 
 D.
2.5 cm

anonymous · Answer

Can anyone help me with this?