Two brands of tyres are tested with the following results : Life Brand of tyres in '000 miles X Y 20–25 1 0 25–30 22 24 30–35 64 76 35–40 10 0 40–45 3 0 Which brand of tyre would you use on your fleet of trucks based on coefficient of variation ?

Two brands of tyres are tested with the following results : Life Brand of tyres in '000 miles X Y 20–25 1 0 25–30 22 24 30–35 64 76 35–40 10 0 40–45 3 0 Which brand of tyre would you use on your fleet of trucks based on coefficient of variation ?

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Two brands of tyres are tested with the following results :
Life Brand of tyres
in '000 miles X Y
20–25 1 0
25–30 22 24
30–35 64 76
35–40 10 0
40–45 3 0
Which brand of tyre would you use on your fleet of trucks based on coefficient of variation ?

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