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in a given set of observations the product of arithmetic mean and coefficient of variation is​

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Answered by Sarah0909
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Answered by sarahssynergy
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The product of Arithmetic mean and Coefficient of variation results in the Standard Deviation.

EXPLANATION:

  • The formula for Coefficient of variation is CV = σ/μ.
  • σ- stands for the standard deviation.
  • μ- is the mean .
  • CV- stands for the coefficient of variation.

The product of the coefficient of variation and the arithmetic mean would result in:

CV x μ = σ

The product of arithmetic mean and coefficient of variation gives us the Standard deviation of the given set.

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