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the sum of 20 observation is 300 and its sum of square is 5000 and median is 15 then find the coefficient of skew ness and coefficient of variation​

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Answered by souhardya29
2

Answer:

CV = (sd/mean)*100

Standard deviation sd = sqrt(240/15)=sqrt(16) = 4

Mean = 20

CV = (4/20)*100 = 0.2*100 = 20

Coefficient of variation = 20

This implies that the standard deviation is 20 percentage of the mean

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Answered by steffis
4

Coefficient of skewness is 0 and coefficient of variation is 105.40  .

Step 1: Find mean and standard deviation.

Given, number of observation=20

Sum of 20 observation = 300

Sum of square = 5000

Median= 15

Mean = \frac{sum   of   observation}{number  of  observation}

= \frac{300}{20}

= 15

Standard variation = \sqrt{ \frac{sum of squares }{number of observation}}

= \sqrt{\frac{5000}{20}}

=\sqrt{250}

= 15.811

Step 2:  Find coefficient of skewness and coefficient of variation.

Coefficient of skewness = \frac{3(mean-median)}{standard deviation}

= \frac{3(15-15)}{15.811}

= 0

Coefficient of variation = \frac{Standard deviation}{Mean}×100

= \frac{15.811}{15}×100

=105.40

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