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The positive square root of the mean of the squares of deviations of values from their mean is |
Variance
Covariance
Standard deviation
Standard error
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The mean deviation can never be |
Positive
Negative
Zero
None of these
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The mean of the absolute deviations of observations from mean, median or mode is called |
Quartile deviation
Absolute deviation
Mean
Mean deviation
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The value of quartile deviation is always |
Positive
Zero
Negative
None of these
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The difference between largest and smallest observation is called |
Interval
Class interval
Range
Difference
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Co-efficent of quartile deviation can be calculated by the following formula |
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Co-efficent of standard deviation can be measured by the following formula |
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8 |
Pearson's co-efficient of skewness is positive when distribution is |
Negatively skewed
Positively skewed
Symmetrical
Leptokurtic
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β1 is a quantity |
Dimensional
Dimension less
Positive
Negative
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β is a letter |
German
Greek
Latin
Dutch
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For symmetrical distributions the values of co-efficent of skewness is |
Negative Number
Positive Number
Imaginary Number
Pure Number
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Quartile Co-efficient of skewness is also called as |
Median co-efficent of skewness
Pearson's 1st co-efficient of skewness
Pearson's 2nd co-efficient of skewness
None of these
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