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Match each of the following concepts to its best description:

I.   Conditional math
II.   Multiple criteria
III.   Relative standing
IV.   Central tendency
V.   Correlation

A.   More than one condition
B.   Mathematical functions performed only on values which meet specified criteria
C.   Measures average or likely distribution from the most likely outcome.
D.   Relates a data point to its population
E.   The relationship between values of a dataset.

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