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Impact of an Outlier on Vector Magnitude
Without performing the full calculation, analyze the structure of the Root Mean Square (RMS) formula. Based on this analysis, explain which vector (A or B) will have a larger RMS value and why the difference is more significant than a simple comparison of their average component values might suggest.
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Impact of an Outlier on Vector Magnitude