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Re: The standard deviation of a list of 11 different integers, [#permalink]
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Standard deviation doesnot depend on the set it depends on the gap between the numbers in the set

So all three results are possible that is A>B, A<B, A=B so the answer is D

A>B, if we space 11 integers in A wider and 11 integers in B very closer(consecutive) then SD will be higher in A and similar for B>A

and if we take consecutive numbers in both cases then SD will be equal ig
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