10, 12, 14, 16
Mean 13 · Population SD 2.236068 · Sample SD 2.581989The squared deviations sum to 20. Divide by 4 for the population or 3 for the sample, then take the square root.
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The squared deviations sum to 20. Divide by 4 for the population or 3 for the sample, then take the square root.
The sum is 20 across five numbers. The value 10 raises the mean above the middle value.
The middle values are 0 and 4, so their midpoint is 2.
Here, average means the arithmetic mean: sum divided by count. Median is the middle of the sorted list. A high outlier can change the mean substantially while changing the median very little.
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