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Part A Calculate the mean of the electric bills for Family C. Round your answer to the nearest cent.part B Calculate the mean absolute deviation of the electric bills for Family A. Round your answer to the nearest cent.$Part C Calculate the mean absolute deviation of the electric bills for Family C. Round your answer to the nearest cent$

Part A Calculate the mean of the electric bills for Family C. Round your answer to-example-1
Part A Calculate the mean of the electric bills for Family C. Round your answer to-example-1
Part A Calculate the mean of the electric bills for Family C. Round your answer to-example-2
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Part A

The formula for calcuating mean is expressed as

mean = sum of terms/number of terms

In this scenario,

mean = sum of bills/number of bills

From the information for family C in the table

Sum of bills = 134.51 + 118.06 + 109.28 + 90.15 + 91.20 + 96.36 + 130.71 + 129.16 + 107.77 + 100.95 + 107.64 + 123.82 = 1339.61

number of bills = 12

Mean = 1339.61/12

mean = 111.63

The mean of the electric bills for family C is $111.63

Part B

For company A,

Sum of bills = 88.82 + 84.8 + 62.35 + 65.17 + 60.2 + 74.86 + 92.15 + 99.89 + 96.45 + 81.63 + 64.12 + 72.18 = 943.02

number of bills = 12

Mean 943.02/12 = 78.59

The formula for calculating the mean absolute deviation is expressed as

MAD = ΣIx - meanI/n

MAD = [I88.82 - 78.59I + I84.8 - 78.59I + I62.35 - 78.59I + I65.17 - 78.59I + I60.2 - 78.59I + I74.86 - 78.59I + I92.15 - 78.59I + I99.89 - 78.59I + I96.45 - 78.59I + I81.63 - 78.59I + I64.12 - 78.59I + I72.18 - 78.59I]/12

Mean absolute deviation = 12.07

Part C

Mean absolute deviation = vi

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