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An outlier always affects the mean. TrueFalse

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An outlier always affects the mean.

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Seong Lee asked

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It's false, good luck. :)

Prodromos Sarakinou answered Feb 20, 2019

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the answer is false brainily please

Dan Klos answered Feb 22, 2019

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