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2. What is the range of the data?
(a) Highest observation
(b) Lowest observation
(c) Sum of highest and lowest obse

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2. What is the range of the data?
(a) Highest observation
(b) Lowest observation
(c) Sum of highest and lowest observation.
(d) Difference of highest and lowest observation.​

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Two fields have the same perimeter one is a square of side 72m and

another is a rectangle of length 80m. Which field h

Name the property.
a) (-25 × 4) × (-252) = (-25) × { 4 × (-252) }

ANS:

b) (-194) × (143 + 57) = (-1

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  2. Range = Highest Observation – Lowest Observation

    • Difference of highest and lowest observation.

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