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The mean and standard deviation for a b and 2 are 3 and 2 √ 3 respectively the value of ab would be

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Answered by amitnrw
81

Answer:

ab = -5

Step-by-step explanation:

The mean and standard deviation for a b and 2 are 3 and 2 √ 3 respectively the value of ab would be

Mean = (a + b + 2)/3  = 3

=> a + b + 2 = 9

=> a + b = 7

Standard deviation =  √∑(x - Mean)²/n

=> 2√3 =  √∑(x - Mean)²/n

squaring both sides

=> 12 = ∑(x - Mean)²/n

n = 3

=> 12 = ∑(x - Mean)²/3

=> 36 = ∑(x - Mean)²

∑(x - Mean)² = (a-3)² + (b-3)² + (2-3)² =  a² + 9 -6a + b² + 9 - 6b + 1

= a² + b² -6a -6b + 19

equating both

a² + b² -6a -6b + 19 = 36

using a² + b² = (a + b)² - 2ab

=> (a+b)² - 2ab - 6(a+b) + 19 = 36

putting value of a + b = 7

=> 7² - 2ab - 6(7) = 17

=> 49 - 2ab - 42 = 17

=> -2ab = 10

=> ab = -5

Answered by santoshidarade1222
40

Answer:

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ab=11 ..is correct answer

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