5. The following are the share prices of number of shares trades in Muscat Security Market. (MSM). You are required to find Mean and Standard deviation. Share Prices in Number of shares one day (RO) Traded (No) 100BZ- 200BZ 150 200BZ- 300BZ 200 300BZ- 400BZ 250 400BZ- 500BZ 300 500BZ- 600BZ 210 600BZ- 700BZ 120 700BZ-800BZ 70 The management decided to put forward some restrictions in trading if the coefficient of variation on of share prices exceeds RO. 30% or more. Suggest whether management required to impose restrictions on trading or not.

5. The following are the share prices of number of shares trades in Muscat Security Market. (MSM). You are required to find Mean and Standard deviation. Share Prices in Number of shares one day (RO) Traded (No) 100BZ- 200BZ 150 200BZ- 300BZ 200 300BZ- 400BZ 250 400BZ- 500BZ 300 500BZ- 600BZ 210 600BZ- 700BZ 120 700BZ-800BZ 70 The management decided to put forward some restrictions in trading if the coefficient of variation on of share prices exceeds RO. 30% or more. Suggest whether management required to impose restrictions on trading or not.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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