arithmetic average

ˌærɪθˈmɛtɪk ˈævərɪdʒ

Definition

Definition of arithmetic average - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

data analysis

TECH.

value total divided by count, common center measure

TECH.

The arithmetic average of 2, 4, and 6 is 4.
He calculated the arithmetic average of test scores to determine the class grade.
The report compared the arithmetic average to the median income level.

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Expressions with arithmetic

mental arithmetic

calculation done in the mind without using physical aids

She quickly solved the problem using mental arithmetic..

arithmetic progression

sequence with a constant difference between terms

The series 2, 5, 8, 11 is an arithmetic progression.

weighted arithmetic mean

average where values have different levels of importance

The weighted arithmetic mean was used to calculate the final grade.

arithmetic mean

average found by dividing total by number of items

The arithmetic mean of 2, 4, and 6 is 4.

arithmetic operation

math process using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division

An arithmetic operation like addition is easy to learn.

arithmetic sequence

sequence of numbers with a constant difference between consecutive terms

The series 2, 4, 6, 8 is an arithmetic sequence.

Expressions with average

average out

reach an average value over time

The temperatures will average out over the week.

average Joe

typical person representing the average in society

The survey was designed for the average Joe.

average punter

typical customer or client in a market

The average punter prefers online shopping these days.

average down

purchase additional shares at cheaper levels to lower mean entry cost

She averaged down by buying more shares after the price dropped.

average man in the street

ordinary person representing general public opinion

The average man in the street supports the new policy.

above average

adj.

higher than the normal level

The rainfall this year is above average.

average price

typical cost level for something in a particular market

The average price of rent in this neighborhood keeps rising.

below average

adj.

worse or lower than the typical standard

His test scores were below average this semester.

average income

typical amount of money earned over a certain time

The report compares average income across different regions.

average rainfall

typical amount of rain an area receives over a specific period

This desert has an average rainfall of less than ten inches a year.

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French:moyenne arithmétique, ...
German:arithmetischer Mittelwert, ...
Italian:media aritmetica, ...
Spanish:media aritmética, ...
Portuguese:média aritmética, ...
Chinese:算术平均数, ...
Japanese:算術平均, ...
Arabic:المُتَوَسِّطُ الحِسابِيّ, ...
Hebrew:מְמוּצַע חֶשְׁבּוֹנִי, ...
Russian:среднее арифметическое, ...
Ukrainian:середнє арифметичне, ...
Hindi:अंकगणितीय औसत, ...
Bengali:গাণিতিক গড়, ...
Catalan:mitjana aritmètica, ...
Czech:aritmetický průměr, ...
Danish:aritmetisk gennemsnit, ...
Dutch:rekenkundig gemiddelde, ...
Greek:αριθμητικός μέσος, ...
Hungarian:számtani átlag, ...
Khmer:មធ្យមភាគនព្វន្ត, ...
Korean:산술 평균, ...
Persian:میانگین حسابی, ...
Polish:średnia arytmetyczna, ...
Portuguese (BR):média aritmética, ...
Romanian:medie aritmetică, ...
Swedish:aritmetiskt medelvärde, ...
Thai:ค่าเฉลี่ยเลขคณิต, ...
Turkish:aritmetik ortalama, ...
Vietnamese:trung bình số học, ...

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