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Wouldn't the typical driver be the mode, not the median?
by gosub 14y ago
Wouldn't the typical driver be the mode, not the median?
- lindenr 14y agoI'd say it depends. Even "average" can be several different things depending on your definitions. More precise than "average" is "mean", and even better than that is the "arithmetic mean". Typical is typical in its ability to be misunderstood.
- pcopley 14y agoI think in the example above he means mode in that people have 2 legs more often than they have any other number of legs.