_____________is used to compare the variation or dispersion in two or more sets of data even though they are measured in different units?

Related Mcqs:

1. _____________is the measure of average which can have more than one value?

   A. Mean
   B. Median
   C. Harmonic Mean
   D. Mode
   E. Geometric Mean

2. Which one is the not measure of dispersion?

   A. The Range
   B. 50th Percentile
   C. Inter-Quartile Range
   D. Variance

3. A measure of dispersion is always ________________?

   A. Zero
   B. Positive
   C. Negative
   D. Infinity

4. The measure of dispersion is changed by a change of_____________?

   A. Origin
   B. Scale
   C. Algebraic Signs
   D. None

5. If all values are same then the measure of dispersion will be________________?

   A. 1
   B. 0
   C. Mean
   D. Mode
   E. Median

6. The measure of Dispersion can never be________________?

   A. Positive
   B. Negative
   C. 0
   D. 1

7. Primary data and _____________ data are same?

   A. Grouped
   B. Secondary data
   C. Ungrouped
   D. None of these

8. Data being used by an agency which is originally collected by them are _______ data?

   A. Quantitative
   B. Primary
   C. Discrete
   D. Secondary

9. The measure of relative dispersion is called __________________?

   A. Quartile deviation
   B. Mean dervation
   C. Mean coefficient
   D. Coefficient of quartile Deviation

10. If all values are same then the measure of dispersion will be?

    A. 1
    B. 0
    C. Mean
    D. Mode
    E. Median