Question

measure of dispersion which uses only two observation is called

Answer 1

Answer:

Range is the measure of dispersion which uses only two observations.

Answer 2

The measure of dispersion that uses only two observations is called range.

• The difference between the largest and smallest values in a set of data is known as the range in statistics.
• The distinction is that the range of a set of data is determined by subtracting the sample maximum and minimum values.
• It has the same measurement units as the data.
• It's best for depicting the dispersion of tiny data sets because it just relies on two observations.