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Need help and can someone please explain what an anomaly is?

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Answer 2

For the bottom one it would be 43 in the second column i think.

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An anomaly is a number that stands out to the rest, so if i had the numbers 2,4,6 and 80 the anomaly would be 80 because of how different it is to the rest