Calculate coefficient of variation of marks secured by a student in the exam where the marks are :
2, 4, 6, 8, 10

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Answer: 47%
Step-by-step explanation:
For calculating the coefficient of variation of marks secured by the student, let us first calculate certain information referring to the calculated data from the table attached below:
N = 8
Mean, ¯X = ∑X / N = 30 / 5 = 6
∑(X)² = 220
We know, the standard deviation of the data is given as,
σ = √[{(∑X²)/N} – {∑X / N }²]
⇒ σ = √ [ (220/5) – (6)^2]
⇒ σ = √ [(220 - 180) / 5]
⇒ σ = √[40/5]
⇒ σ = √[8] = 2.828
Now, we have
Coefficient of Standard Deviation = σ / ¯X = 2.828 / 6 = 0.4714
And,
Coefficient of variation = [σ/¯X] * 100 = 0.4714 * 100 = 47.14% ≈ 47%.
Thus, the coefficient of variation of marks secured by the student is 47%.
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