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For Data Set B, we see that the data is more varied. The absolute deviations are 4, 3, 2, 5. The average of these absolute deviations is 3.5. MAD_B = (4+3+2+5)/4 =3.5 M ADB

Hence, The average of these absolute deviations is 3.5.

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