Question

- is the typical values within the range of the data that lies within the smallest and the largest observation

Answer 1

Answer:

minimum and maximum values

Answer 2

The typical values within the range of the data lie within the smallest and the largest observation.

• The difference between the largest and smallest numbers in a piece of data is known as the range.

• The range of a collection of data is calculated by subtracting the sample maximum and minimum values.

• The range refers to the size of the smallest interval that encompasses all of the data and indicates statistical dispersion.

• It is expressed in the same metric as the data.

• It is most useful in depicting the dispersion of tiny data sets because it only relies on two of the observations.