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The mean of a set of numbers must be one of the numbers of the set. (7.SP.3.a) Sometimes Always ONever

The mean of a set of numbers must be one of the numbers of the set. (7.SP.3.a) Sometimes Always ONever
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The mean of a set of numbers must be one of the numbers of the set. (7.SP.3.a)

Sometimes
Always
ONever

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The answer is Sometimes.

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