Alright! When you have a constant to a power times another constant to a power (ex. [x^3 times x^3] ) you simply add the powers and keep the base [x^6]. When you have a power to a power (ex. [(12^3)^3] ) you multiply the powers and keep the base [12^9]. When you have a constant to a power divided by a constant to a power (ex. [ x^2 divided by x^5] ) you subtract the powers and keep the base. It's hard to see the questions, so I'll leave this here for you to use as a guide.
Answer:
2.33.
Step-by-step explanation:
First we find the mean by adding the values and dividing by 11 (the number of values).
mean = 62 / 11
= 5.636
Now, we list the absolute differences between each value and the mean:
9 - 5.636 = 3.364 the others are:
3.636, 3.636, 0.636, 2.636, 3.364, 0.364, 4.364, 1.636, 1.364, 0.636
Now the MAD is the sum of these values / 11.
MAD = 25.636/11
= 2.33..
