Measures Of Dispersion Flashcards

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It indicate the degree or extent to which
numerical values are dispersed or spread out about the average value in distribution.

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Measures of dispersion

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It is found by finding the difference between the values of the third quartile
V(𝑄3) or upper quartile and the first quartile (𝑄1) or lower quartile.
Symbolically

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Quartile range

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3
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It indicates the variation or dispersion of the values covering the middle
50% of the distribution of the data.

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Semi quartile range

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4
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It takes into account the deviations of the individual values from the mean

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Mean deviation

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5
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a more reliable measures of variation than the range

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Mean deviation

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6
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It defined as the average of the squared deviations from the mean.

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Variance

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7
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the most important measure of variation.

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Standard deviation

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8
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A square root of the variance.

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Standard deviation

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