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  • The mean of 100 observations is 50 and their standard deviation is 5. The sum of all squares of all the observations is ………….

    A
    50000
    B
    250000
    C
    252500
    D
    255000
  • If A is a square matrix then A - A' is a …… matrix.

    A
    Skew symmetric
    B
    Symmetric
    C
    Diagonal
    D
    Orthogonal
  • If A is any square matrix then AA' is a ………. Matrix.

    A
    Symmetric
    B
    Skew symmetric
    C
    Identity
    D
    Diagonal
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