Asked by caleb
Murray removes the potential outlier from the dataset shown and recalculates the mean.
[110, 112, 109, 112, 21, 108, 110, 111, 108]
Will the recalculated mean be larger or smaller than the original mean?
It will be smaller because the outlier is larger than the other values.
It will be larger because the outlier is smaller than the other values.
It will be larger because the outlier is larger than the other values.
It will be smaller because the outlier is smaller than the other values.
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It will be larger because the outlier is smaller than the other values.
(Original mean = 901/9 ≈ 100.11; without 21 the mean = 880/8 = 110.)
(Original mean = 901/9 ≈ 100.11; without 21 the mean = 880/8 = 110.)
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