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Which teacher exhibited the most variable year to year performance over this 5 year span?

Mathematics

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Tanzania [10]2 years ago

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Answer-

Ed exhibited the most variable year to year performance over this 5 year span.

Solution-

Most variable performance means varying performance or non-consistence performance.

As shown in the graph,

Jill's performance was constant throughout 2005-07.

Ralph's performance was constant throughout 2006-07 and also in 2008-09.

Tina's performance was constant throughout 2007-09

Sam's performance was constant throughout 2008-09.

All of them has been consistence for at-least once. But, in case of Ed, throughout the time, his performance was in-consistence or variable.

nadezda [96]2 years ago

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The teacher that exhibited the most variable year to year performance over this 5 year span is Jill. Even though she started out at a constant rate from 2005 to 2007, her performances gradually increases in the year 2007 and beyond.

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