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Group \(X\) has \(6\) students \(3\) boys who are each \(j\) years old, and \(3\) girls who are each \(k\) years old. Group \(Y\) has \(4\) students, \(1\) boy who is \(j\) years old and \(3\) girls who are each \(k\) years old. What is the variance of the ages in group \(Y\)?
1) The standard deviation of \(X\) is \(0\).
2) \(j=k\).
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Group \(X\) has \(6\) students \(3\) boys who are each
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Statement 1
We have that standard deviation \(=0\) this will happen only when all the terms in the set are the same.
Hence \(j=k\), Variance \(= 0\).
Sufficient
Statement 2
We have the same \(j=k \Rightarrow\) Variance \(=0\).
Sufficient
Hence, __D__ is the correct option.
We have that standard deviation \(=0\) this will happen only when all the terms in the set are the same.
Hence \(j=k\), Variance \(= 0\).
Sufficient
Statement 2
We have the same \(j=k \Rightarrow\) Variance \(=0\).
Sufficient
Hence, __D__ is the correct option.