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C.V of 2 series is given as 48% and 60% and standard deviation is given as 24 and
15 respectively. Find Arithmetic Mean.​

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Answered by priyankashukla2913
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Answer:

CV1 = (σ1/A1)100. i.e., 0.6 = (45/A1)100 so that A1 = 7500

CV2= (σ2/A2)100. i.e., 0.75 = (40/A2)100 so that A2 = 16000/3

A1:A2 = 7500:(16000/3) = 22500:16000 = 45:32

Hence the ratio of arithmetic means = 45:32

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Answered by priyarksynergy
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Given are the C.Vs and standard deviations of two data sets, find their Arithmetic means.

Explanation:

  • Coefficient of Variation is the standard measure of the dispersion of a probability or frequency distribution.
  • It is also referred to as the relative standard deviation and is mathematically defined as the ratio of the standard deviation and the mean of the distribution.
  • The C.V of a distribution having standard deviation \sigma and mean \mu is given by C.V=(\frac{\sigma}{\mu}x100)\%  
  • Hence from the given question we get required means as, CV_1=48\%\ \ \sigma_1=24,\ \ \ CV_2=60\%\ \ \sigma_2=  15\\->48\%=\frac{24}{\mu_1}(100)\ \ \ \ ->60\%=\frac{15}{\mu_2}(100)\\->\mu_1=50 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \  \ \ \ \ \ ->\mu_2=25
  • The arithmetic means are 50\ and\ 25.

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