<<@TheOrganicChemistryTutor says : Statistics Formula Sheet: https://bit.ly/47zjTVT Video Lessons by Chapter: https://www.video-tutor.net/>> <<@SimoneRagojos says : Thanks bro>> <<@shiroimeanswhite says : I love u ❤>> <<@SaatvikPandey-zd7bt says : of course, average deviation will ALWAYS be 0>> <<@BelaLea says : Is it possible to get 0 as answer for mean deviation>> <<@jeamheedioquino says : It the sum up of average deviation will always be zero?>> <<@MahdiiSule-972 says : 😂😂😂😂>> <<@JasonScott-z8p says : Great explanation on calculating average deviation. This concept can be tricky for many students. If anyone is looking for additional support, exploring various tutoring platforms can be really helpful, especially those that offer flexible one-on-one tutoring, like SolutionInn and many others.>> <<@ikiboyhernando3229 says : do you teach business math?>> <<@RaleignFanny says : 7780 Muller Fork>> <<@soundsbyo says : 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓>> <<@kuroshghasemi2492 says : Do you make money off these or do you sell a course ?>> <<@hualon says : Thank you very much for this. I’ll admit that I was very disappointed in the ultimate answer. 😅😅😅>> <<@hamzahwaheed9528 says : In the uk, it’s called the mean and standard deviation>> <<@chandanagowda9204 says : Hey your videos are really helpful for me can you make a video on Loci or Locus>> <<@chimaths-class says : 🎉❤❤❤🎉>> <<@userwudaei says : Whoa, it is really beneficial for my study in economics. I am in the eleventh grade, and in my nation, economics statistics are required reading with main economics book>> <<@Cherryblossomicetea0 says : Ur so cool>> <<@Einstein-k9m says : You are my role model>> <<@johnexplorations272 says : @TheOrganicChemistryTutor I appreciate your knowledge, sir! However, the reason you got 0 for the answer was not because of the way the set was itself shaped. You took sum(x-x_bar) all throughout x which can be rearranged into sum(x) -n(x_bar) which is sum(x)-sum(x) and so, no matter what you take, the average deviation will be zero. And this actually makes sense, because on average, the terms always stay on the midvalue, and so if you take the average deviation with respect to mid value then it will always be 0 as it never deviates from the midvalue>> <<@shiistellar7824 says : You are quite literally my savior, thank you!!>> <<@FactsFlight says : #1>> <<@Ro__45 says : Thxn>> <<@MehOkah says : FIRST ❤🎉>> <<@YSP_Melodic_Moments says : 👍>>
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