Find the mean(x) of the first ten prime number and hence show that sigma( x1 - x)= 0

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MavHarsha · Answer 1 · 2019-06-13T11:50:12+0000

Please see the attached work. I'm assuming that you're familiar with sigma notation (I can explain it if you need that), and as a reminder, x with the line over it indicates the arithmetic mean.

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