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It is given that the mean (X\displaystyle X) is 10 and standard deviation (s.d.) is 3.2. If the observations are increased by 4, then the new mean and standard deviations are:

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AX=10\displaystyle X=10, s.d. =7.2\displaystyle =7.2
BX=14\displaystyle X=14, s.d. =3.2\displaystyle =3.2
CX=14\displaystyle X=14, s.d. =7.2\displaystyle =7.2
DX=10\displaystyle X=10, s.d. =3.2\displaystyle =3.2
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Option bX=14\displaystyle X=14, s.d. =3.2\displaystyle =3.2

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  • AX=10\displaystyle X=10, s.d. =7.2\displaystyle =7.2
  • BX=14\displaystyle X=14, s.d. =3.2\displaystyle =3.2
  • CX=14\displaystyle X=14, s.d. =7.2\displaystyle =7.2
  • DX=10\displaystyle X=10, s.d. =3.2\displaystyle =3.2

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