Regarding this, can you average two averages?
In most of the cases, the overall average of separately averaged values is not equal to the average of the original set of numbers. They can be equal only if all of the averaged values are computed over the numeric sets with the same number of values.
Beside above, can you average weighted averages? A weighted average is an average in which some of the items to be averaged are 'more important' or 'less important' than some of the others. The weights are (non-negative) numbers which measure the relative importance. Note that if the weights are all just 1, then the weighted average is just a plain average.
Also asked, how do you find the average between two averages?
A combined mean is a mean of two or more separate groups, and is found by : Calculating the mean of each group, Combining the results.
To calculate the combined mean:
- Multiply column 2 and column 3 for each row,
- Add up the results from Step 1,
- Divide the sum from Step 2 by the sum of column 2.
Can you add averages?
So the sum of the averages is the sum of all the entries in the table, divided by the number of rows. The average of the row sums is the sum of all entries in the table divided by the number of rows, so you should get the same number either way. Generally no is correct, it is only the same in specific cases.