If “ the mean” = “ the average “, Why do they bother to call it the mean? Why don’t they just call it the average and leave it at that? Why have two different expressions to represent the same information? I am sure there must be a reason, but it is not apparent.
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I think some quantities like temperature and speed are better represented by their average values.
Is the average of 0,2,4 is
(0+2+4)÷3=2.
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If “ the mean” = “ the average “, Why do they bother to call it the mean? Why don’t they just call it the average and leave it at that? Why have two different expressions to represent the same information? I am sure there must be a reason, but it is not apparent.
Yeah I agree. I don’t make the rules :)
michael myers. Extremely well written. The Mean does sound like the Median.
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I thought the Mean was meaning the MEDIAN not the AVERAGE. Confusion.
No, mean and median are totally different.