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$\bar X =127.2\\\\S=17.91668\\\\CV=\frac{17.91668}{127.2}=0.14085$

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Step-by-step explanation:

The coefficient of variation is defined as the percentage relative variation of a set of data with respect to its average. And it is calculated like this:

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$\bar X =127.2\\\\S=17.91668\\\\CV=\frac{17.91668}{127.2}=0.14085$

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$\bar X =73.5\\\\S=12.54\\\\CV=\frac{12.54}{73.5}=0.17061$

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