Identify the measures of central tendency and dispersion requested for the sample below.fRelative fCumulative relative fa.Mode100.1370.137b.Median1140.1920.329C.Mean110.1510.479d.Range39.0.1230.603е.Variance0.1100.151480.712Standard deviation110.863100.1371.000SUM731.000

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Identify the measures of central tendency and dispersion requested for the sample below. f Relative f Cumulative relative f а. Mode 10 0.137 0.137 b. Median 1 14 0.192 0.329 C. Mean 11 0.151 0.479 d. Range Variance 9. 0.123 0.603 е. 0.110 0.712 f. Standard deviation 11 0.151 0.863 10 0.137 1.000 SUM 73 1.000 XO-~3456

Identify the measures of central tendency and dispersion requested for the sample below. f Relative f Cumulative relative f а. Mode 10 0.137 0.137 b. Median 1 14 0.192 0.329 C. Mean 11 0.151 0.479 d. Range Variance 9. 0.123 0.603 е. 0.110 0.712 f. Standard deviation 11 0.151 0.863 10 0.137 1.000 SUM 73 1.000 XO-~3456

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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