Respuesta :
The mean will remain the same.
Outlier
An outlier is a data point on a dot plot that is very different from the other given data points.
Given to us
dot plots
- 1 on 15,
- 1 on 23,
- 1 on 24,
- 1 on 26,
- 1 on 27,
- 1 on 35
Mean of a dot plot
For a dot plot, the mean is taken out by dividing the sum of all the points by the number of observations.
Mean with all the datapoints
[tex]\rm{ Mean\ with\ all\ the\ datapoints=\dfrac{Sum\ of\ all\ datapoints }{Number\ of\ Observations}[/tex]
[tex]=\dfrac{15+23+24+26+27+35}{6}\\\\=\dfrac{150}{6}\\\\=25[/tex]
Mean without outliers
[tex]\rm{ Mean\ without\ Outliers=\dfrac{Sum\ of\ all\ datapoints\ without\ Outliers }{Number\ of\ Observations\ without\ Outliers}[/tex]
[tex]=\dfrac{23+24+26+27}{4}\\\\=\dfrac{100}{4}\\\\=25[/tex]
Hence, the mean will remain the same.
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