mean * * * * * Either can be bigger.
Either one can be larger (or smaller) than the other.
A negative deviation means that the observation is smaller than whatever it is that the deviation is being measured from.
It means the size is the same or larger than the item being referred to.
"Majorty" appears to be a typographical error and likely refers to "majority." Majority typically means more than half of a particular group or the greater part of something. In voting contexts, it refers to the number of votes exceeding half of the total. The term can also apply to demographics, decisions, or any situation where a larger portion is distinguished from a minority.
no -- are you thinking of the median? the mean is just the average for example, in this set 1 4 4 4 5 6 the mean is 4, but one observation is smaller than the average and two observations are larger.
A kilogram is larger than a pound, so half a kilogram is larger than half a pound.
Add an observation that is bigger than the mean or remove an observation that is smaller than the mean.
A half of anything is always larger than a third of the same thing.
No. A half would be .5, which is larger than .28.
A half is larger than an eighth. Specifically, a half represents 0.5, while an eighth represents 0.125. Therefore, when comparing the two, half is greater than an eighth.
One half as a decimal is 0.5. So 1.42 is larger than 0.5 by 0.92
Larger
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Yes. The mean uses the actual value of each observation. The value(s) of only the middle observation (or pair of middle observations) is required for the median. For all other observations, the median is concerned only with whether it is larger or smaller than it is.
The number that is 1000 times larger than one half is 1000 times 0.5 = 500
0.6 is greater than a half which as a decimal is 0.5