Consider a distribution with N = 100, = 50, and = 9875. If 10 new scores of 50 were added to the distribution, what would happen to the sum of squares?
A) the value would increase
B) the value would decrease
C) the value would remain unchanged
D) cannot be determined from information given

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Consider a distribution with N = 100,  = 50, and  = 9875. If 10 new scores of 50 were added to the distribution, what would happen to the sum of squares?
A) the value would increase 
B) the value would decrease 
C) the value would remain unchanged 
D) cannot be determined from information given

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The Answer of Consider a distribution with N = 100,  = 50, and  = 9875. If 10 new scores of 50 were added to the distribution, what would happen to the sum of squares?
A) the value would increase 
B) the value would decrease 
C) the value would remain unchanged 
D) cannot be determined from information given

Consider a Distribution with N = 100, = 50