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Lesley Ward. What. Is. Average? The word average can have different definitions. So, what exactly is an average? When you use math, an average, or mean, is a “balancing point” for a set of data. You calculate an average by adding numbers ...
Lesley Ward. What. Is. Average? The word average can have different definitions. So, what exactly is an average? When you use math, an average, or mean, is a “balancing point” for a set of data. You calculate an average by adding numbers ...
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... averages - Continued Average Average weekly reporting wage units Average. averages - Continued State Average Annual reporting average units employment Total annual wages ( in thousands ) Average Average weekly reporting wage units Annual ...
... averages - Continued Average Average weekly reporting wage units Average. averages - Continued State Average Annual reporting average units employment Total annual wages ( in thousands ) Average Average weekly reporting wage units Annual ...
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... average spectrum , which will be different from the spectrum of the average . These operations do not commute , because making a spectrum is a quadratic operation and hence involves a non- linearity . The basic point is that the ...
... average spectrum , which will be different from the spectrum of the average . These operations do not commute , because making a spectrum is a quadratic operation and hence involves a non- linearity . The basic point is that the ...
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