Please answer all parts. No need to explain your answer.
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stemplaot IV
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Thus, there are two low outliers, but the stem plot looks reasonably Normal.
3) Mean =Σx/n = 105.84
4) Std. Deviation = √(Σ(x-mean)²/(n-1)) = 14.27
5) within 1 std dev range = (mean-std dev , mean+stdev) = (91.57,120.11)
total number within this range = 23
so, proportion = 23/31 = 0.74
6) within 2 std dev range = (mean-2std dev , mean+2stdev) = (77.2959,134.3815)
total number within this range = 29
so, proportion = 29/31 = 0.94
7) in normal distribution, proportion for within 1 std dev is 0.68 and for 2 std dev is 0.95
so, answer is 0.68 and 0.95
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