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Asked by Sharon

The algebraic sum of the derivations of a frequency distribution from its mean is
i) Always positive
ii) Always negative
iii) Zero
iv) A non zero number
14 years ago

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Answered by PsyDAG
Proofread your questions before you post them. Do you mean "deviations"?

Since the mean functions as a fulcrum (balance point), the values on the negative side = the values on the positive side.

What does that tell you?
14 years ago

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