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does the mean remain the same when the outlier is removed
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what do you think?
remains the sme
How would you find the mean?
the mean is not resistant to outliers
should be logical, if you consider the definition of "mean"
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Well, the mean is sum of values divided by the number of values. So, if you remove 1 value (which isn't equivalent to the current mean - since it is an outlier), would that change the mean?
When you say the mean remains the same when the outlier is removed, it depends on what the outlier is if it is 0 then it will not change n=but if it is 1 or greater, then it will change.
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