If each observation of a raw data whose variance is $\sigma^2$ is multiplied by $\lambda$,then the variance of the new set is
- A$\sigma^2$
- B$\lambda^2 \sigma^2$
- C$\lambda + \sigma^2$
- D$\lambda^2 + \sigma^2$
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