Properties of a Mean
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Q.
Mean of the observations can be lesser than each of the observations
- True
- False
Q. Choose the correct option for below statements.
Statement I: The mean always lies between the smallest and the largest values in a data set.
Statement II: The mean should be one of the given values of a data set.
Statement I: The mean always lies between the smallest and the largest values in a data set.
Statement II: The mean should be one of the given values of a data set.
- Only Statement I is correct.
- Both the statements are correct.
Q. For the given set of data of the number of pretzels sold for a week, Sophia says that the mean will lie between 5 and 35.
Thomas says that it will be greater than 35.
Timothy says it that will be lesser than 5.
Who is correct?
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Thomas says that it will be greater than 35.
Timothy says it that will be lesser than 5.
Who is correct?
- Thomas
- Sophia
- Timothy
- None of them
Q. The mean cannot be found for which of the following data sets?
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- Only data set 1
- Only data set 3
- Only data set 2
- Data sets 1 and 2