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How do you tell if two samples have the same mean and MAD as each other WITHOUT CALCULATING. I’m attaching a pic.

How do you tell if two samples have the same mean and MAD as each other WITHOUT CALCULATING. I’m attaching a pic.
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How do you tell if two samples have the same mean and MAD as each other WITHOUT CALCULATING. I’m attaching a pic.

How do you tell if two samples have the same mean and MAD as each other WITHOUT CALCULATING-example-1
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Answer:

Look below.

Explanation:

I mean I can tell because set B is literally just +20 from Set A

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