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An arithmetic mean of a set of observations is greater than its average.

The difference between the highest and the lowest observation gives an idea of the spread of the observations.

Mean may be bigger than each of the observations.

Mode and average shows central tendency of the group.

An average of a data is always an observation of a data.

A data may have more than one mode.

The mean, median and mode cannot be same of any data.

An arithmetic mean of a set of observations is greater than its average.

The difference between the highest and the lowest observation gives an idea of the spread of the observations.

Mean may be bigger than each of the observations.

Mode and average shows central tendency of the group.

An average of a data is always an observation of a data.

A data may have more than one mode.

The mean, median and mode cannot be same of any data.