b) Two candidates X and Y at the B.A (Hons.) examination obtained the following marks in ten papers: Paper 1 2 5 8 3 4 6 7 10 58 49 76 80 47 72 61 59 77 48 Y 39 38 86 72 75 69 57 49 83 66 Which of the candidate showed the more consistent performance? • Which of the candidate has greater absolute dispersion? 00

b) Two candidates X and Y at the B.A (Hons.) examination obtained the following marks in ten papers: Paper 1 2 5 8 3 4 6 7 10 58 49 76 80 47 72 61 59 77 48 Y 39 38 86 72 75 69 57 49 83 66 Which of the candidate showed the more consistent performance? • Which of the candidate has greater absolute dispersion? 00

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