And so, and that shouldn't surprise you, because when you're calculating the mean, you're adding all the numbers up and you're dividing by the numbers you have. And so, if all the numbers are five more, you're gonna add five, in this case, how many numbers are there? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12. You're gonna add 12 more fives and then you're gonna divide by 12, and so it makes sense that your mean goes up by five. Let's think about how the mean changes if you multiply. So if you take your data and if I were to multiply it times five, what happens? So this equals this times five.