sum of deviations around a mean always = 0

>    X-X
>1-3.5=2.5
>2-3.5=-1.5
>3-3.5=-0.5
>3-3.5=-0.5
>4-3.5=0.5
>4-3.5=0.5
>5-3.5=1.5
>6-3.5=2.5
>________
>0
>
>
>
>As you see the answer is zero. What do I do wrong? and the same with
>Y-Y(with a line above). It turns out to be zero. Please help me to tell
>how I should do.
>
>Janne
>
>
>
>
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