use sample 1,2,2,5,5 rest stays the same
For this sample data 1,2,2,5,5 same above steps will follow
(a) = = 3
(b) standard deviation
= 2.8
= 1.6733
(c) mean of the sample distribution
=
= 75/25 = 3
= 3
(d)
Standard Deviation Calculation
N: 25
M: 3
SS: 35
s2 = SS⁄(N - 1) = 35/(25-1) =
1.46
s = √s2 = √1.46 = 1.21
Variance = 1.45833.
Standard Deviation = 1.2076
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