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2 years ago

Please, can you help.... I'm really confused. I need an answer really fast. Thank you

Mathematics

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mihalych1998 [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

Mean for Labradors: 65

Step-by-step explanation:

This is how to find the M.A.D.

Step 1. Find the mean. To do that, you add all the numbers and divide that number by how many numbers you have which is 10. All the numbers together is 650. That divided by 10, is 65. That is your mean.

Step 2. Once you have that, subtract the mean from all 10 numbers.

Step 3. Find the mean of the 10 numbers which you have subtracted 65 (the mean) from. If the number you subtracted is a negative, make it a positive.

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