1. A statistics instructor gives an exam where the students did not perform as well as...
1. A statistics instructor gives an exam where the students did not perform as well as expected. She wants to add 10 points to all student exams scores. If she does this, which of the following sample statistics would change?
I. Mean
II. Median
III. Coefficient of Variation
IV. Range
V. Standard Deviation
VI. Interquartile Range
Options
| Only I,II and III |
| Only I |
| Only I,II and IV |
| Only I and V |
|
All of them would change |
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