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Without calculating any statistics, Gabriel knew that data Set 3 would have the lowest mean absolute deviation among the three sets. How does he know?

Without calculating any statistics, Gabriel knew that data Set 3 would have the lowest mean absolute deviation among the three sets. How does he know?
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Without calculating any statistics, Gabriel knew that data Set 3 would have the lowest mean absolute deviation among the three sets. How does he know?

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Because set 1 and 2 contain outliers

Without calculating any statistics, Gabriel knew that data Set 3 would have the lowest-example-1
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C. "Because Set 1 and Set 2 contain outliers."

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