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If each observation of a raw data whose variance is ${\sigma ^2}$, is multiplied by $\lambda$, then the variance of the new set is
A
${\sigma ^2}$
B
${\lambda ^2}{\sigma ^2}$
C
$\lambda + {\sigma ^2}$
D
${\lambda ^2} + {\sigma ^2}$
Solution
We know $Var ( ax + b )= a ^2 \cdot V$ ar $( x )$
Here $a = \lambda , b =0$
$\therefore Var ( \lambda x )= h ^2 \cdot Var ( x )= \lambda ^2 \sigma^2$
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Mathematics
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Class | $10-20$ | $20-30$ | $30-40$ |
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