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a) _________Adding the same number x to a list of numbers will not change the standard...

a) _________Adding the same number x to a list of numbers will not change the standard deviation of the list.

b) _________Adding the same number x to a list of numbers change the average by a multiple of x.

c) _________A list of numbers in standard units has an average of 1 and a standard deviation of 0.

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