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The mean of the values in a data set is c. If each of the values in the data set a were multiplied by 6, what would be the mean of the resulting data? O A. 5c O B. 6c ос. 7с D. C
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The mean of the values in a data set is c. If each of the values in the data set

a
were multiplied by 6, what would be the mean of the resulting data?
O A. 5c
O B. 6c
ос. 7с
D. C

User Tomas Lin
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Answer:

B 6c.

Explanation:

The mean will be c multiplied by 6.

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