Question Number 01 Goals scored by two Football teams, France and Argentina, in last 5 years international matches are mentioned in the following Table 1: 田 Number of Goals in match Number of Matches of Number of matches of FRANCE ARGENTIΝΑ 26 20 1 18 17 2 10 12 3 08 09 4 06 08 5 05 06 Table 1 (a) Estimate the Coefficient of Variation of both teams. (b) According to the results of (a), which team is more consistent?

Question Number 01 Goals scored by two Football teams, France and Argentina, in last 5 years international matches are mentioned in the following Table 1: 田 Number of Goals in match Number of Matches of Number of matches of FRANCE ARGENTIΝΑ 26 20 1 18 17 2 10 12 3 08 09 4 06 08 5 05 06 Table 1 (a) Estimate the Coefficient of Variation of both teams. (b) According to the results of (a), which team is more consistent?

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