Q.No.3. Following is given the frequency distribution of 280 workers of a factory according totheir weekly income (in dollar):(4)Weeklyincome ($)50-6565-8080-9595-110110-125125-140140-155155-1170No. Ofworkers163986604022Calculate the Mean absolute deviation, standard deviation, variance andcoefficient of variation.

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Q.No.3. Following is given the frequency distribution of 280 workers of a factory according to their weekly income (in dollar): (4) Weekly income (S) 5065 65-80 80-95 95-110 110-125 125-140 140-155 155-1170 No. Of workers 16 39 86 60 40 22 Calculate the Mean absolute deviation, standard deviation, variance and coefficient of variation.

Q.No.3. Following is given the frequency distribution of 280 workers of a factory according to their weekly income (in dollar): (4) Weekly income (S) 5065 65-80 80-95 95-110 110-125 125-140 140-155 155-1170 No. Of workers 16 39 86 60 40 22 Calculate the Mean absolute deviation, standard deviation, variance and coefficient of variation.

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