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What is the mean absolute deviation and what does it tell you about data sets?

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dmitriy555 [2]3 years ago

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The mean absolute deviation is the average of the average. It shows the average distance of the numbers in a data set from the mean. After finding the mean, you find the absolute value of the distance between each number, and find the mean of those numbers to find the mean absolute deviation.

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