You take the sum of the sample, then divide by the number of items in the sample.
In other words, add up all the values you have, then divide by the number of values.
eg. Find the mean of 5, 3 , 6, and 2:
5+3+6+2 = 16
16/4 = 4 the " / " means division, it is divided by 4 because there are four numbers to add
Mean is 4
Find the mean of 141, 126, and 120:
141+126+120=387/3=129 the " / " means division, it is divided by 3 because there are three numbers to add
Mean is 129
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If something is unknown it is not known by someone or something.
12+5+9+10=36/4=9 9 is the Mean of 12, 5, 9, and 10 To find the mean of something, add all the figures and then divide by the number of figures.
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Idiomatically 'to clock' can mean to time how long something takes or to watch or see something or some one.
it means when you study something that you find it means when you study something that you find
something you find out its just a guess
You were able to find out what something was
it means to find out something
Diagnosed means that you find a cure for something.
the word investigation means to try and prove something or to find out something
A discovery is when you find something that had not been found before.
Pleasing the senses, something you find attractive
One definition for the term discovery is to learn something new about something or a situation. This term also means to find something or someone during the course of looking.
When you find the product of something, it means you found the answer to a multiplication problem. For example 14 would be the product of 2 and 7.
Yeah, it probably means he was trying to find out what you liked to do or something.
It means to locate or find something. For example - you might source a supplier of new clothing.