If all the values in a dataset are identical, what would be the variance and standard deviation?
- The variance and standard deviation would be 0
- The variance and standard deviation would be 1
- The variance would be 0 but the standard deviation would be 1
- The variance would be 1 but the standard deviation would be 0
If all the values in a dataset are identical, there is no variation or dispersion in the data. Hence, both the variance and the standard deviation would be zero.
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