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I have a list of hundreds of numbers.
I have averaged the numbers, and the average is about 100. I want to see what impact each value has on the average. To be overly simple. If I had a list of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 100. The average is ~19. Without the 100, the average is 3. So the 100 has a greater impact on the average than do the other values. How do I express that? |
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