For two attributes A and B, the relationship (AB) + (Aβ) equals: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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For two attributes A and B, the relationship (AB) + (Aβ) equals:

A. (A)

B. N

C. (B)

D. (β)

Answer: Option A

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The total frequency of attribute A is the sum of those possessing both A and B, and those possessing A but lacking B.

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A set of 9 numbers has mean 12. If a number 15 is removed, the new mean is:

A. 11.5

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Sum initially = 9 × 12 = 108. After removing 15, sum = 93, n = 8. New mean = 93/8 = 11.625.

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Correct Answer: Option C

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A random experiment has well-defined possible outcomes, can be repeated under similar conditions, and the exact outcome cannot be predicted with certainty before performing the experiment.

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