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What is a common misconception regarding the mean?

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CBSE
Class 8
Mathematics
Ganita Prakash Part II
Tales by Dots and Lines
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What is a common misconception...

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Q-00133880

What is a common misconception regarding the mean?

1

It always represents the most common value

2

It can be used to compare different data sets

3

It is sensitive to extreme values

4

It can be determined from a small sample

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