A small outlier could affect the whole data set because it could reduce the mean, or make the average of the whole data set smaller.
An example would be the data set could be 1, 8, 9, 10
To find the mean you would add everything together then divide it by the number of numbers you just added together. The mean of this set would be 28/4 which equals 7. Now, if the outlier were -8 instead of 1, then the mean would be much different.
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Answer:
yes its linear
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
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This is because we are given an Isosceles Triangle. Isosceles Triangles always have 2 legs/sides that are the same length, and because those two sides have the same length, it means their base angles have the same value as well.
So, Since the angles LKM and KML are the base pairs of this Isosceles Triangle, they are equal to each other.
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