Posted by Amy on Friday, April 30, 2010 at 7:02pm.
We are not here to answer your questions, but to help you answer them. However, I will give you a start. The mean acts as a fulcrum (balance point), and therefore is greatly effected by deviant scores. All other things equal, the larger the n, the more accurate the estimate of the mean.
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mean can defined as balance
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