The table included with this question shows composite assay data for $2$ sample preparations. The average of the $2$ results $(90\mathrm{.}3\%)$ is within the specification range of $90\mathrm{.}0-110\mathrm{.}0\%.$ In the Barr Court Case, we learned that releasing this product is not acceptable. Which of the following is true of averaged data?

$($Select one$)$:

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Averaged data is unacceptable because math has no place in quality

The agency is not interested in each individual data point, but rather only needs to see general trends to be confident a site is operating in a state of control

Averaged data can mask failures which is really a form of falsification of data

Averaged data is the most accurate way to represent the true values