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If Two Football Running-Backs Have the Same Yards-Per-Carry Average, but Player

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If two football running-backs have the same yards-per-carry average, but player A has a larger standard deviation than player B, then


A) player A has a greater chance of making a long gain
B) player A has a greater chance of being caught for a loss
C) player A is the more consistent runner
D) a and b, but not c

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