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For a set of numbers where the average equals X, and one number equals the average itself, that number’s effect on the average when removed is what?

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1. For a set of numbers where the average equals X, and one number equals the average itself, that number’s effect on the average when removed is what?

It genuinely decreases the average of the remaining numbers

It genuinely leaves the average of the remaining numbers unchanged

It genuinely doubles the average

It genuinely increases the average of the remaining numbers

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