Chapter 12: Q13. (page 797)
SALES Nate is keeping track of how much people spent at the school bookstore in one day. Find the mean absolute deviation for the data to the nearest tenth:
Short Answer
The mean absolute deviation for the data is .
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Chapter 12: Q13. (page 797)
SALES Nate is keeping track of how much people spent at the school bookstore in one day. Find the mean absolute deviation for the data to the nearest tenth:
The mean absolute deviation for the data is .
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