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Q.If, in the previous question, each worker is given a hike of 10% in wages, how are the mean and standard deviation values affected?

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New mean = ₹220, new S.D. = ₹44 (both up 10%). C.V. stays at 20% — no change in uniformity.

A 10% hike multiplies every wage by the factor 1.1.

Mean. The mean is scaled by the same factor: new mean =200×1.1=₹220= 200 \times 1.1 = ₹220.

Standard deviation. Standard deviation is not independent of scale — multiplying every value by 1.1 multiplies the deviations, and hence the standard deviation, by 1.1: new S.D. =40×1.1=₹44= 40 \times 1.1 = ₹44. …

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