Let x(i) = values, where i = 1 to sample size,
Compute the mean = (sum of x(i))/sample size
Then compute variance = sum of all (x(i) - mean)^2/(sample size - 1)
Standard deviation equals the square root of the variance
Tyasia I.
asked 07/05/20The numbers listed represent the amount of precipitation (in inches) last year in six different U.S. cities. Find the standard deviation. Round to two decimal places. 12.2, 11.1,46.2,33.9,24.4,10.6
Let x(i) = values, where i = 1 to sample size,
Compute the mean = (sum of x(i))/sample size
Then compute variance = sum of all (x(i) - mean)^2/(sample size - 1)
Standard deviation equals the square root of the variance
Patrick B. answered 07/05/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
The standard deviation is
so 14.64
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