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The arithmetic mean of \(5,7,9\) is \(7\).
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If all observations are equal, their variance is zero.
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The mean of grouped data depends on class midpoints.
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The sum of deviations from the arithmetic mean is always zero.
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Mean deviation is always non-negative.
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Median is affected more by extreme values than mean.
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The mode of a symmetric unimodal distribution equals its mean.
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Class width is the difference between successive class limits.
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Cumulative frequency can be “less than” or “more than”.
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The variance has the same unit as the data.
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Standard deviation is the square root of variance.
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Mean deviation about mean is always less than or equal to standard deviation.
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If each observation is multiplied by \(k\), variance becomes \(k^2\) times.
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Adding a constant to every observation changes the variance.
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Step deviation method simplifies mean computation for large data.
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For continuous data, median is found using class boundaries.
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The empirical relation \( \text{Mode}=3\text{Median}-2\text{Mean} \) always holds.
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Range considers only the smallest and largest observations.
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Coefficient of variation is unit-free.
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Two datasets with equal mean must have equal standard deviation.
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If frequencies are doubled, standard deviation also doubles.
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For a frequency distribution, \(\sum f(x-\bar x)=0\).
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Among datasets with same mean, the one with larger variance is more dispersed.
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If \(X\) has variance \(\sigma^2\), then \(Y=aX+b\) has variance \(a^2\sigma^2\).
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Minimum variance of a dataset occurs when all observations are equal.
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