For the direct answer, the coefficient of variance should be between -1 to 1
so that option 1 will be correct
Mean(µ) = (1123.52 + 1099.6 + 1090.23 + 1092.45 + 1103.57 +
1108.71 + 1120.82 + 1118.04 + 1109.68 + 1121.34)/10
Mean = 11087.96/10
µ = 1108.7959
= √( (1/10-1) *
(1123.52-1108.7959)2+(1099.6-1108.7959)2+(1090.23-1108.7959)2+(1092.45-1108.7959)2+(1103.57-1108.7959)2+(1108.71-1108.7959)2+(1120.82-1108.7959)2+(1118.04-1108.7959)2+(1109.68-1108.7959)2+(1121.34-1108.7959)2)
= √( (1/9) * (14.72412 + -9.19592 +
-18.56592 + -16.34592+ -5.22592 +
-0.08592 + 12.02412 + 9.24412 +
0.88412 + 12.54412))
= √( (1/9) * (216.79912081 + 84.56457681 + 344.69264281 +
267.18844681 + 27.31003081 + 0.00737881000001 + 144.57898081 +
85.45338481 + 0.78163281 + 157.35444481))
= √ 147.63465025
σ= 12.1505
Coefficient of Variance = σ/µ
= 12.1505 / 1108.7959
Coefficient of Variance =
0.0109=0.011
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