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    Measures of Centre Are Values Around Which Observations Tend to Cluster
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Measures of Centre Are Values Around Which Observations Tend to Cluster

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Measures of centre are values around which observations tend to cluster and which describe the location of what, in some sense, might be called the "centre" of a data set.

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