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06-01-2017
Mathematics

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Can the Mean ever be smaller than the smallest number in your data set

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kirstenrewis kirstenrewis

06-01-2017

No it cannot. The mean is the average. The larger numbers would makes the average higher than the smallest number.

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Apocrophon Apocrophon

06-01-2017

No, the mean can NEVER be lower than the lowest number.
Likewise, the mean cannot be greater than the highest number as well.

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