Question

Julia measured the high temperature in her town for one week. Using the chart above, find the mean absolute deviation for the high temperatures. Round your answer to the nearest tenth. Be sure to show your work for finding: the mean of the set of data distance of each number from the mean the mean absolute deviation

Answer 1

42

Answer 2

Is this even right I need an explanation cause it's due today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Answer 3

i don't know this i'm bad at math.

Answer 4

does anyone know the expansion for the answer?

Answer 5

Thanks got a 100

Answer 6

but how would you do it

Answer 7

because all you gave is the answer is mrs. sue here

Answer 8

mrs sue can you pls help

Answer 9

It's December. I'm sure one of you has an answer. ):l

Answer 10

,man

Answer 11

Guys yall should figure the never out not ne

Answer 12

Guys yall should figure the not always
out not ne

Answer 13

EVERY ONE PLEASE GIVE AN EXPLANATION THIS IS DUE TODAY NOW PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 14

how the heck did i get 0

Answer 15

as the answer

Answer 16

kinda late but its 4.285

Answer 17

4.285 ima bit late

Answer 18

@Ms. Sue Without The Blue Person Thing Is Fake.

Answer 19

Hello

Answer 20

Firstly you are going to add all the temperatures up to get 329. then you will divide that by 7 to equal 47 then you will subtract 47 from all the temperatures (the negative ones turn positive so if you subtract 47-46 and the answer is -1 you turn it to 1) then you add all of the answers that you subtracted from the temperatures together. To get 30 then you divide 30/7 to equal 4.285 but then you round up to 42

Sorry if that made no sense I don’t know how to explain it any clearer

Answer 21

HELP I MEED TO TURN THIS IN SOON

Answer 22

im surprised nobody figures it out yet