It can be part of the sn, it can mean experimental, it can mean duplicate.
Production date is 1977 for serial numbers: 19201M-59999M. Don't know what the X is.
You need to know the make and model. If you can post THAT here, along with a serial number, we may be able to date your gun. There is no ONE reference source for this information, and there is no reference at all for some guns. If you are concerned about posting a serial number in public, X out the last 2 numbers.
This gun was made in 1952.
It means that it is a duplicate serial number
Any two numbers can have only one arithmetic mean. If the numbers are x and y, then their arithmetic mean is (x + y)/2.
Uh, I don't know what your planing... and there might be a way to get around this but as far as I know, yes. at least that's what all the crime shows have taught me. they use x-ray cameras or something
for belgian guns, the serial # that would start 76X xxxx "X" stands for Magnum 20ga. auto5man
You can only answer this question if you know how many numbers there were before. (If you know how many were there after, then subtracting two gives you the number before). So suppose there were n numbers with mean x. And you add two more numbers, a and b. That means the sum of the n numbers was n*x. Sum of the n+2 numbers is n*x + a + b So the new mean is (n*x + a + b)/(n + 2)
If there are only k numbers x(1),x(2)....,x(k), the geometric mean is the kth root of the product of these k numbers. Example: find the geometric mean of 4,3,7,8 We want the fourth root of 4 x 3 x 7 x 8 = 672 =(672)^(1/4) = 5.09146 is the geometric mean. The geometric mean is normally defined only for a set of positive numbers.
x = 22.75 The mean is 11.75
This gun was made in 1952. Use the link below for the value.
You cannot. Suppose the mean of a set of numbers is m. Now add the pair of numbers m-x and m+x to the set, where x is any number. The new, extended set will have the same mean as before but two more members.