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Five numbers have mean 20. If one number 30 is replaced by 10, the new mean is:

  1. 16
  2. 18
  3. 14
  4. 12
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Correct answer: A. 16

The total drops from 100 by 20 to 80, and 80/5 = 16.

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Heights of plants are in centimetres. The range of these heights is expressed in:

  1. Percent
  2. Centimetres
  3. No unit
  4. Square cm
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Correct answer: B. Centimetres

A difference of two heights keeps the unit of the data, which is cm.

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Which measure of dispersion uses only the largest and smallest values?

  1. Variance of data
  2. Mean deviation
  3. The range value
  4. Standard deviation
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Correct answer: C. The range value

The range is just the largest value minus the smallest value.

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