Question

In his first five basketball games, Neal scored 10, 11, 11, 12, and 16 points.

What is the mean absolute deviation for this set of scores?

points

Answer 1

@Bee_see

Answer 2

need help more medals

Answer 3

will fan and medal

Answer 4

ignore the points because it's the answer

Answer 5

not the answer but like 12 points

Answer 6

is it 14.4

Answer 7

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/537a3a87e4b0e5430796203f

Answer 8

find the mean
by adding them all up and dividing by the amount of numbers that are there
so if I have

5,6,7,8
I would add them up and divide by 4

now we subtract the mean from each of the numbers and take the absolute value
add them together
then divide by how many there are

so

5,6,7,8

5+6+7+8=26

26/4=6.5

now I do

5-6.5
6-6.5
7-6.5
8-6.5

taking the absolute value of each one means you will take the positive version of that answer

so -1 becomes 1
|-1|=1

then you add them all up so we get

1.5+0.5+0.5+1.5=4

then we divide by how many there are which is 4

4/4=1


the equation I have explained it

\[\frac{ \sum_{}^{}|x=\mu | }{ N }\]

where
µ is the mean of the given numbers
and N is the amount there are

Answer 9

@Bee_see

Answer 10

so it's 14.4

Answer 11

right @amorfide

Answer 12

is it 14.4

Answer 13

http://inquus.org/updates/536c755ae4b03726c6600f6d

Answer 14

@amorfide is it 14.4

Answer 15

8/5 = 1.6

Answer 16

so 1.6

Answer 17

work it out

Answer 18

@amorfide is it 1.6

Answer 19

yes

Answer 20

thank you i'll subit my test and tell you my score

Answer 21

*sumbit

Answer 22

90% thank you

Answer 23

medal and fan