neauingb) Two candidates X and Y at the B.A (Hons.) examination obtained the following marks in ten papers:Paper46.1058497680477261597748Y39388672756957498366Which of the candidate showed the more consistent performance?Which of the candidate has greater absolute dispersion?y7618.6.

Given - Marks in 10 papers of two candidates X and Y n = 10

b) Two candidates X and Y at the B.A (Hons.) examination obtained the following marks in ten papers: aper 3 6. 8. 9 10 58 49 76 80 47 72 61 59 77 48 39 38 86 72 75 69 57 49 83 66 Which of the candidate showed the more consistent performance? Which of the candidate has greater absolute dispersion?y761 00

b) Two candidates X and Y at the B.A (Hons.) examination obtained the following marks in ten papers: aper 3 6. 8. 9 10 58 49 76 80 47 72 61 59 77 48 39 38 86 72 75 69 57 49 83 66 Which of the candidate showed the more consistent performance? Which of the candidate has greater absolute dispersion?y761 00

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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