If you are told a population has a mean of 25 and a variance of 0, what must you conclude?
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By definition, variance is the measure in which elements in a population or sample are spread from the average or mean value. ... In this regard, a mean of 25 and a variance of 0 will mean that all the elements in that population are equal to 25.
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It follows that all of the population's components are 25 if the population's mean is 25 and its variance is 0.
Explanation:
- Sample variance is the variance computed from sample data, whereas population variance is the value of variance obtained from population data.
- A population's variation is determined by: calculating the mean , dividing the outcome by square after deducting the mean from each data point,
Hence , if the population has a mean of 25 and variance is 0 then it follow that all the elements of the population are 25 .
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