Mean Absolute Deviation

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1) The mean absolute deviation is 4.25, which means the data values differ from the mean by an average of 4.25.
2) The mean absolute deviation should decrease because the distance between the new value and the mean is less than the mean absolute deviation.
This video is about how to find the mean absolute deviation (MAD) of a set of data. We show a step by step method to help find the MAD of a data set and how to interpret that number (what does that MAD say about the data set).

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I'm confused...if the mean is 3.5...how is a mad of 1.4 closer to it than a mad of 2.4? Isn't 2.4 closer to 3.5 than 1.4.?..someone please explain...thanks!

[@AnywhereMath]

+superchick1972 The MAD tells you how far away your data values are from the mean on average. A MAD of 1.4 means the values are an average of 1.4 away from the mean. A MAD of 2.4 means the values are slightly farther away on average.

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I get it, but I don't see why I should care how much each data value varies from the mean. How is this of any practical use?

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You don't need to make a dot plot.. just find mean and then subtract the mean with all the numbers in the data set. After you subtract each number from that data set you find the absolute value of the difference. Do that for all the data values then find the mean by adding all the newly subtracted data values and divide them by your original mean from the original data set.

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