What is a range in statistical dispersion?
What is a range in statistical dispersion?
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It is the measure of statistical dispersion which shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values of the dataset. This provides a simple method for understanding the data spread. The formula used here is:Range = Maximum Value-Minimum ValueA range is easy to understand, therefore, easy to calculate. This makes it useful as an initial measure of variability. It is highly sensistive to outliers which means if there are extreme values in dataset, range can be significantly impacted. This will give misleading impression of data spread.
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