Suppose How to lie with statistics<br>Understand the terminology. The word " average " gets thrown around an awful lot when statistical data are being discussed. At first glance, the term sounds straightforward enough: the average is the amount that falls roughly in the middle.
Can we infer that "The word "average" sounds very uncomplicated at first glance."? Yes, no, or maybe?
Suppose How to lie with statistics<br>Understand the terminology. The word " average " gets thrown around an awful lot when statistical data are being discussed. At first glance, the term sounds straightforward enough: the average is the amount that falls roughly in the middle. Can we infer that "The word "average" sounds very uncomplicated at first glance."? Yes, no, or maybe?