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Maria counted the number of candies in ten different boxes. the number of candies are 57 38,45,49,52,56,41,50,61, and 60. What is the mean absolute deviation of the number of ca…

Maria counted the number of candies in ten different boxes. the number of candies are 57 38,45,49,52,56,41,50,61, and 60. What is the mean absolute deviation of the number of ca…
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Maria counted the number of candies in ten different boxes. the number of candies are 57 38,45,49,52,56,41,50,61, and 60. What is the mean absolute deviation of the number of candies.

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Add all the numbers then divide them by the amount of numbers

509 divided by 10 = 50.9
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