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What does the term modus operandi mean?

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Method of operation, or how someone commits a crime, the same way repeatedly.

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What does the term mean mean in mathematical terms?
Firstly, it means "The Average". The mean is when you add all of the numbers together, then divide by how many numbers there are.
What does modus operandi mean?
Method of Operation. The way that someone usually does something.
What is does mean mean in math terms?
well for instance add - 5+3+3+5=16 well u divide the 16 by how many u added which is 4 that u added ...so 4 is also your answer because that is how many the 4 (mean) go into the 16
What does mean mean in mathmatical terms?
The mean is the sum of all elements in the sequence divided by the total number of elements. It is a statistic which represents the expected value of any term in the sequence (the average value).
In terms of maths what does mean mean?
Mean is when you add all the values and divide by the number of values. A mean is an average to use in making some very general inferences about the sample and population data. eg: If i have the...