using fairly realistic data (in 2019 anyway)
a powerpoint is here
this is a weighted mean calculation
and it is reasonably straightforward to see how/why it works by working through a 'normal' calculation technique
I don't think students should learn it but it is used widely and it is of interest because (a) it's neat (b) it works and (c) it can be related to a 'normal' calculation
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