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Consider the data sets: X=[6,2,2,6]\displaystyle X = [-6, 2, -2, 6], Y=[4,8,2,6]\displaystyle Y = [4, 8, 2, 6] Z=[103,100,102,101]\displaystyle Z = [103, 100, 102, 101] Let SX,SY,SZ\displaystyle S_X, S_Y, S_Z be the standard deviations of the sets X,Y\displaystyle X, Y and Z\displaystyle Z respectively. We have the relations,

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ASX<SY<SZ\displaystyle S_X < S_Y < S_Z
BSX>SY>SZ\displaystyle S_X > S_Y > S_Z
CSX<SZ<SY\displaystyle S_X < S_Z < S_Y
DSX<SY=SZ\displaystyle S_X < S_Y = S_Z
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Option bSX>SY>SZ\displaystyle S_X > S_Y > S_Z

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  • ASX<SY<SZ\displaystyle S_X < S_Y < S_Z
  • BSX>SY>SZ\displaystyle S_X > S_Y > S_Z
  • CSX<SZ<SY\displaystyle S_X < S_Z < S_Y
  • DSX<SY=SZ\displaystyle S_X < S_Y = S_Z

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