Based upon your visual analysis of the "Average MPG" histogram, what is the most appropriate measure of center and variation t
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The most appropriate measure of center and variation to be computed and interpreted in this case is the Mean and Standard Deviation measures.
<h3>The appropriate measure of center and variation</h3>The shape of a distribution is the factor that decides the most appropriate measure of century and variation which will be calculated as well as interpreted. In this case, the histogram is normally distributed, hence the need to use Mean and standard deviation.
<h3>Other types of distribution</h3>Other types of distribution are indicated as follows:
- Chi-square distribution
- Binomial distribution
- Poisson distribution
The complete options in the question to select from are:
A) The mean and standard deviation
B) The median and interquartile range
C) The median and Standard Deviation
D) The mean and Interquartile range.
The correct answer is A.
Please see the attached image and the link below for more about Types of Distribution in statistics:
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