Author: Chris Carson
Date: 15:44:37 04/16/02
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On April 16, 2002 at 18:34:57, Walter Koroljow wrote: >Of course you can combine TPRs of different programs as per common sense. > >However, if you wish to be mathematically absolutely correct and precise, all >you need do is say, "The average of the programs' TPRs is ...". > >A little algebra will quickly show that the the average of the programs' TPRs is >exactly the TPR of the programs taken as a group. This change of wording gives >you an unassailable mathematical position. And I think the common sense meaning >is not changed. If you don't want to bother with this distinction, I won't >mind. :) > >Cheers, > >Walter > >P.S. Chris - When you say TPR, it would be nice to say whose TPR - Smirin's or >the programs'. Thanks. I will do this in the future. :)
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