An analysis of monthly wages paid to the workers of two jute mills $A$ and $B$ gives the following data:
Metric Mill-$A$ Mill-$B$
No. of workers $500$ $600$
Average daily wage (in rupees) $186$ $175$
Variance of distribution of wages $81$ $100$

Then:

  • A
    Wage bill of mill $A$ is twice that of mill $B$.
  • B
    Mills $A$ and $B$ both have same wage bills.
  • C
    Wage bill of mill $A$ is greater than that of mill $B$.
  • D
    Wage bill of mill $B$ is greater than that of mill $A$.

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