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Five recorded temperatures are 71 degrees Fahrenheit 64 degrees Fahrenheit 72 degrees Fahrenheit 81 degrees Fahrenheit and 67 degrees Fahrenheit. What is the mean deviation?

Five recorded temperatures are 71 degrees Fahrenheit 64 degrees Fahrenheit 72 degrees Fahrenheit 81 degrees Fahrenheit and 67 degrees Fahrenheit. What is the mean deviation?
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Five recorded temperatures are 71 degrees Fahrenheit 64 degrees Fahrenheit 72 degrees Fahrenheit 81 degrees Fahrenheit and 67 degrees Fahrenheit. What is the mean deviation?

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71+64+72+81+67 = 355
355/ 5 = 71
so therefore, 71 degrees Fahrenheit is the mean deviation.
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