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Uri asked six friends how many different foreign countries they’d been to. He recorded 0, 1, 1, 2, 5, and 9 countries visited. What is the mean absolute deviation of the number of countries visited? Round to the nearest tenth, if needed. A. 0 countries B. 2.7 countries C. 2.9 countries D. 3 countries
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@geerky42
Do you have the standard deviation formula?
no
google it
Well the numbers add up to 18. Then you divide by 6 because there is 6 numbers so you do that and you have your answer.
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3?
No that will be mean
Oh okay yes correct I read it as absolute standard deviation
ok thanx
No problem.
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