Help needed, question below. Will Fan & Medal
Which best describes the spread of a set of data that has an interquartile range of 18 and a mean absolute deviation of 10? A. The average distance of all data values from the mean is 18 and the middle 50% of data values has a range of 10. B. The average distance of all data values from the mean is 14 and the middle 50% of data values has a range of 8. C. The average distance of all data values from the mean is 14 and the middle 50% of data values has a range of 28. D. The average distance of all data values from the mean is 10 and the middle 50% of data values has a range of 18.
@Ms-Brains
@Miss.Rose
hint: mean absolute deviation = average distance from mean interquartile range =range of the middle 50% of data
So, would it be C?
no. match up the numbers carefully.
I'm stumped.
think about my hint carefully. read the numbers in the problem. read the definitions.
Uh, A? Sorry for annoying you...
the mean absolute deviation is 10 the mean absolute deviation is also the average distance from the mean therefore, what is the average distance from the mean?
18
You said 10
D
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