Consider a data set containing the following values: 67, 94, 82, 80, 97, 99, 78, 91. The mean of the given value is 86. The squares of the scores are calculated as follows: 4,489, 8,836, 6,724, 6,400, 9,409, 9,801, 6,084, 8,281. If the preceding scores are sample data, the sum of squares are? If the preceding scores are population data, the SS is? If preceding scores in a sample data, the simple standard deviation is? and the sample variance is? If the preceding scors are population data, the population standard deviation is? and the population variance is?
S.No | X1 | X12 | |
1 | 67.00 | 4489.0000 | |
2 | 94.00 | 8836.0000 | |
3 | 82.00 | 6724.0000 | |
4 | 80.00 | 6400.0000 | |
5 | 97.00 | 9409.0000 | |
6 | 99.00 | 9801.0000 | |
7 | 78.00 | 6084.0000 | |
8 | 91.00 | 8281.0000 | |
ΣX | 688 | ΣX2 | 60024.0000 |
1)If the preceding scores are sample data, the sum of squares are =x2-(x)2/n=60024-6882/8
=856
2) If the preceding scores are population data, the SS isx2-(x)2/n= 856
3)
If preceding scores in a sample data, the simple standard deviation is =(SS/(n-1))1/2 =11.058
4) sample variance =SS/(n-1) =122.2857
5) If the preceding scors are population data, the population standard deviation=(SS/(n)1/2 =10.344
6) population variance is =SS/n =107
Consider a data set containing the following values: 67, 94, 82, 80, 97, 99, 78, 91....
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