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    The Addition of an Extreme Value to a Set of Scores
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The Addition of an Extreme Value to a Set of Scores

Question 39

Question 39

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The addition of an extreme value to a set of scores.


A) leaves the value of SS unchanged
B) decreases the range
C) decreases the standard deviation
D) increases the variance

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