The average of a group of observations is calculated by adding all the observations and dividing the by the number of observations-

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Correct option is A- TrueThe average of collections of observations is calculated by the below formula-text-Average- -dfrac-sum -text-Observation-text-Number of observations-Hence- the given statement is true-

The average of a group of observations is calculated by adding all the observations and dividing the sum by the number of observations.

Correct option is A. True
The average of collections of observations is calculated by the below formula,
$$\text{Average} =\dfrac{\sum \text{Observation}}{\text{Number of observations}}$$

Hence, the given statement is true.

The average of a group of observations is calculated by adding all the observations and dividing the sum by the number of observations.

Correct option is A. TrueThe average of collections of observations is calculated by the below formula,$$\text{Average} =\dfrac{\sum \text{Observation}}{\text{Number of observations}}$$Hence, the given statement is true.

Correct option is A. True
The average of collections of observations is calculated by the below formula,
$$\text{Average} =\dfrac{\sum \text{Observation}}{\text{Number of observations}}$$

Hence, the given statement is true.