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Mr. Wonderful

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An unusually small or unusually large data value is called
 a. correlation coefficient.
   b. a deviation.
  c. an outlier.
  d. a variable.

Question 2

Department 3 has 2500 hours. Transfers are allowed to departments 2 and 4, and from departments 1 and 2 . If Ai measures the labor hours allocated to department i and Tij the hours transferred from department i to department j, then
 a. T13 + T23  T32  T34  A3 = 2500
  b. T31 + T32  T23  T43 + A3 = 2500
  c. A3 + T13 + T23  T32  T34 = 2500
  d. A3  T13  T23 + T32 + T34 = 2500



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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