To check: If the statement that of mean, median and mode, the mean will always be most affected by the outliers is true or not and to give a counterexample if statement is false.
Answer to Problem 16HP
The given statement is false.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: Statement is regarding central tendencies and outliers.
The mean is usually most affected by the outliers, but not always. For e.g., consider the data set
Mean of this data set
Mean of data set without outliers
Mode of this data set
Mode of data set without outliers
Thus, the mode is most affected in this case by the outliers.
Thus, the given statement is false.
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