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Measure of Central Tendency Scramble

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Unscramble terms about central tendency.

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Measure of Central Tendency Scramble
 

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Unscramble terms about central tendency.

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A central value found by adding all observations and dividing by their count.

  
  
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A central value computed as the nth root of the product of observations.

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Central value from the reciprocal of each observation averaged then inverted.

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Middle value that separates higher and lower halves when data are ordered.

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Most frequently occurring value in a data set.

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Average of the maximum and minimum values in a data set.

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Value obtained by discarding a portion of extreme values before averaging.

  
  
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Value obtained by replacing extreme values with nearest remaining values before averaging.

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Measurement

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Class Interval

  
  
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Cumulative Frequency

  
  
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