Question

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Answer 1

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$\tt when \: \: dispersion \: \: of \: \: the \: \: series \: \: is \\ \tt expressed \: \: in \: \: terms \: \: of \: \: original \: \: unit \: \: of \\ \tt the \: \: series \: \: is \: \: called \: \: \pink{absolute} \: \: measure \\ \tt of \: \: dispersion$

Answer 2

Answer:

• a measurement made directly and independently of comparison with other measurements. An absolute measurement of an individual's height, for instance, would yield a single definitive value that need not be assessed relative to another person to be meaningful. Compare relative measurement.