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He said "larger average number," meaning that if you don't deliberately make one of the two numbers small, the average total is higher than if you do.
He said "larger average number," meaning that if you don't deliberately make one of the two numbers small, the average total is higher than if you do.
Yeah, I get what he means now. I was thrown up where he said "adding," like I thought he was adding them together then averaging with the original or something.
Could be some traditional-english vs. simplified-english thing.
Yeah, I get what he means now. I was thrown up where he said "adding," like I thought he was adding them together then averaging with the original or something.
Could be some traditional-english vs. simplified-english thing.
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