Mathematics · Dispersion
The standard deviation of a distribution is σ. If all values of the variate are multiplied by a constant quantity h, then the variance of the new distribution is equal to:
- 1hσ2
- 2h2σ2✓
- 3h2σ
- 4hσ
Correct answer
h2σ2
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