The Difference Between the Highest and Lowest Scores in a Distribution

question 52

Multiple Choice

The difference between the highest and lowest scores in a distribution is the

• A) mean.
• B) range.
• C) median.
• D) standard deviation.

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Address

An address in computing refers to a specific location in memory where data is stored.

Subscript

An index used to refer to an individual element within an array or other collection type in programming.

Array Name

In programming, the identifier given to an array, representing the location of its initial element in memory.

Pointer

A variable that stores the memory address of another variable, allowing for direct manipulation of and access to the value at that address.