Mathematics, 14.07.2020 19:01 ajam71501
1) Find the Non-Scully measure of competitive balance for the NFL teams (ratio of "actual standard deviation" from Question 10 to "idealized standard deviation" from Question 9)
2) Find the Non-Scully measure of competitive balance for the MLB teams (ratio of "actual standard deviation" from Question 11 to "idealized standard deviation" from Question 9)
Which of the teams are more competitively balanced: the NFL or the MLB teams?
A. NFL Non-Scully measure: 2.47; MLB Non-Scully measure:2.17. MLB is more balanced
B. NFL Non-Scully measure: 2.47; MLB Non-Scully measure:2.17. NFL is more balanced
C. NFL Non-Scully measure: 0.309; MLB Non-Scully measure:0.086. MLB is more balanced
D. NFL Non-Scully measure: 1.239; MLB Non-Scully measure:1.17. NFL is more balanced
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