When do we use the average range instead of the average moving range?

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Homework Statement





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=̿+2̅, =̿−2

=4̅, =3̅

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From what I gather, we can use the sample range, which is the max minus the min, or the average moving range which is the sum of the preceding value minus the current value divided by the number of moving ranges.

For the equations mentioned above, can we use anyone of them or can we just use the average of moving ranges?

What does R stand for, average moving ranges or sample range or both?
 
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