Explanation
Range is defined as the difference between the highest(or largest ) and lowest(or smallest) observed value in a series. It is the most simple and commonly understandable measures of dispersion.
Range = 60
In the given series, H= 80 and L= x
Range => 80-x = 60
=> x = 80-60 = 20
Range is the most simple and commonly understandable measures of dispersion.Range is defined as the difference between the highest(or largest ) and lowest(or smallest) observed value in a series. Therefore, it is the most affected measures of dispersion by the extreme values of the series.
Range = 55
In the given series, H= x and L= 15
Range => x-15 = 55
=> x = 55+15 = 70
Range is defined as the difference between the highest(or largest ) and lowest(or smallest) observed value in a series. It is the most simple and commonly understandable measures of dispersion. Therefore, it is the most affected measures of dispersion by the extreme values of the series.
Range = H - L
In the given series, H= 67 and L= 12
Range = 67 -12 = 55 .
$$Given\quad { b }_{ xy }=0.2\\ { b }_{ yx }=0.8\\ r=\sqrt { { b }_{ xy }\times { b }_{ yx } } \\ r=\sqrt { 0.36 } \\ r=0.6$$
Where r is coefficient of correlation.
False
A line graph consists of bits of line segments joined consecutively. The graph which have a whole unbroken line called linear graphs.
Hence, it is not true.
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