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True or false? the sum of the differences must be zero for any distribution consisting of n observations?
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True or false? the sum of the differences must be zero for any distribution consisting of n observations?
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true or false? the sum of the differences must be zero for any distribution consisting of n observations?
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False because the solution can be positive too
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Answer:
Its true
Explanation:
A p e x
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