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What is the mean absolute deviation of attendance at the 4 middle school dances?

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Hope this helps you to understand, to do the problem and for future problems!

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All you have to do is take the numbers, add them, then divide them by how much there are. Once you did that if its a negative you just turn it positive bc its absolute.

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