A measurement of the acceleration of gravity g is made
and the data set is used to calculate a mean and a standard
deviation. The mean is 10.00 m/s2, and the standard
deviation is 0.67 m/s2.
1. What range of values for g would
include about 70% of the data set? What range would include about
95% of the data set?
70% Range: to m/s2.
95% Range: to m/s2.
If you have two sets of measurements, and know the mean and standard deviation of each, you can use these numbers as criteria for whether the two measurements "agree" with each other by determining if the mean of one measurement lies within one standard deviation of the other measurement.
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