The absolute deviation of 5 from the mean of this data set is 28.
What is absolute deviation?
Absolute deviation is "the distance between each data point to the mean".
According to the question,
The data set is 26, 12, 35, 28, 14
Average of the data set = [tex]\frac{sum of the data value }{Total number of observation}[/tex]
= [tex]\frac{26+12+35+28+14}{5}[/tex]
= [tex]\frac{115}{5}[/tex]
= 23.
Thus, the average of the data set is 23.
In order to find absolute deviation of 5 subtract each data point from the mean.
26 - 23 = |3| = 3
12 - 23 = |-11| = 11
35 - 23 = |12| = 12
28 - 23 = |5| = 5
14 - 23 = |-9| = 9.
Hence, the absolute deviation of 5 is from the mean of the data set is 28.
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