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Ruby Briggs 2022-07-23

The average number of students per class at school X is 25 and the average number of students per class at school Y is 33. Given that there are more classes in school X than in school Y, is the average number of students per class for both schools combined less than 29?

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posader86 2022-07-23

From 10 numbers a , b , c , . . . j all sets of 4 numbers are chosen and their averages computed. Will the average of these averages be equal to the average of the 10 numbers?

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Noelanijd 2022-07-22

Is a weighted average, assuming the weights sum up to one, always smaller than the unweighted arithmetic average? As if the weights are smaller than one the weighted mean is a convex combination of the individual points. Is there any condition on the individual observation for the statement to hold true?

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Nathalie Fields 2022-07-17

Find the find the quadratic average and the geometric average. To do this I have these informations :
The standart deviation, the arithmetic average and the number of values.

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