State whether each of the statements below is TRUE or FALSE. If
FALSE, provide a reason. 1.1. In a data set, the range is a measure
of dispersion. 1.2. The most frequently occurring value in a data
set is called the median. 1.3. The most passive data collection
method is observation. 1.4. In linear correlation, a Pearson’s
correlation coefficient of −0.9 indicates a strong and direct
relationship between the variables. 1.5. The result of a PSL soccer
match is an example of a binomial experiment. 1.6. Approximately
82% of the area below the normal distribution curve lies between ?
= −1.20 and ? = +1.50. 1.7. The volume of water consumed by an
athlete during the Comrades Marathon is quantitative and discrete.
1.8. In a data set, ?3 > ?2 > ?1.
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