The typical value is greater in set A. The spread is greater in set B.
The correct answer is an option (B)
What is the typical vale?
"It is the average value (mean) of the data"
What is spread of the data?
- "It is the measure of how far the values in a data set are away from the mean."
- "The simplest measure for the spread of the data is range of the data set."
What is the range of the data?
"It is the difference between maximum and minimum value."
For given example,
We can observe that the typical value for set A is between 7 and 8
and the typical value for the set is in between 4 to 5.
So, the typical value is greater in set A
The range of the set A is :
R = 9 - 6
R = 3
The range of the set B:
R = 7 - 0
R = 7
So, the spread is greater in set B.
Therefore, the typical value is greater in set A. The spread is greater in set B.
The correct answer is an option (B)
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