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The Standard Deviation of a variable x\displaystyle x is known to be 10. The Standard deviation of 50+5x\displaystyle 50+5x

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A50
B100
C10
D500
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Correct Answer

✅ Option a — 50

All Options:

  • A50
  • B100
  • C10
  • D500

Detailed Solution & Explanation

**Given:** SD(x)=10\displaystyle SD(x) = 10 **Find:** SD(50+5x)\displaystyle SD(50 + 5x) **Using the property:** SD(a+bx)=∣b∣⋅SD(x)\displaystyle SD(a + bx) = |b| \cdot SD(x) Here a=50\displaystyle a = 50, b=5\displaystyle b = 5: SD(50+5x)=∣5∣×SD(x)=5×10=50SD(50 + 5x) = |5| \times SD(x) = 5 \times 10 = 50 So the SD = **50** (Option A). The given `correct_option` 'c' (10) is incorrect — the constant 50 doesn't affect SD, but the multiplier 5 does. Hence, **Option A** is the correct answer.

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