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Spanky1996
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Say that there is an object
[tex] X = <ABC> = (A_1B_1C_1+A_2B_2C_2+...+A_NB_NC_N)/N[/tex]
Is there any way to say what [tex] X_A [/tex] is? Or what exactly the A term in all of these terms contributed to X? Or is that info pretty much washed out in this type of ensemble average?
Oh, and A, B and C are random values. I will say, in my problem they do differ by about an order of magnitude from each other.
Thanks for any insights.
[tex] X = <ABC> = (A_1B_1C_1+A_2B_2C_2+...+A_NB_NC_N)/N[/tex]
Is there any way to say what [tex] X_A [/tex] is? Or what exactly the A term in all of these terms contributed to X? Or is that info pretty much washed out in this type of ensemble average?
Oh, and A, B and C are random values. I will say, in my problem they do differ by about an order of magnitude from each other.
Thanks for any insights.
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