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The data points in Set 1 are more the mean than the points in Set 2 because the mean absolute deviation is

The data points in Set 1 are more the mean than the points in Set 2 because the mean absolute deviation is
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The data points in Set 1 are more the mean than the points in Set 2 because the mean absolute deviation is

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Answer:

A: Spread Out from

C: Larger

Explanation:

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The data points in Set 1 are more the mean than the points in Set 2 because the mean-example-1
User Bryan Goggin
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Answer:spread out from and larger

Explanation:

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