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Buying eggs is not a corner case. But buying 12.1 eggs certainly is. I think you're projecting a little bit here. In any case, "average" does not mean "arithme
by torstenvl 6y ago
Buying eggs is not a corner case. But buying 12.1 eggs certainly is. I think you're projecting a little bit here.
In any case, "average" does not mean "arithmetic mean." It means, mathematically, any of the median, mode, or mean or in standard vernacular, of typical or usual characteristics (i.e., close to mode).
You don't get to just arbitrarily pick a definition that fits your viewpoint and start going "all due respect" on other people.
- ZephyrBlu 6y ago> It means, mathematically In this case we're not in a mathematical context though.