1. Let X₁ and X₂ be any random variables, then V(X₁ + X₂) must be:A) greater than V(X₁) + V(X₂).B) less than V(X₁) + V(X₂).C) 0.D) None of the above.

Variance is the measure of dispersion which is used to determine the spread of the distribution.

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