Names | Hours of sleep |
Vickie | 9 |
Whitney | 7 |
Jenny | 8 |
Amber | 8 |
Kaitlin | 8 |
Anna | 7 |
Kay | 7 |
Autumn | 10 |
Linda | 7 |
Lori | 7 |
Brian | 8 |
Briana | 7 |
Brittany | 8 |
Megan | 7 |
Caleb | 7 |
Christian | 8 |
Morgan | 6 |
Connor | 8 |
Olivia | 8 |
Paige | 6 |
Drema | 8 |
Pamela | 7 |
Ethan | 5 |
Felicia | 6 |
Gabe | 5 |
Brooklyn | 8 |
Garrett | 8 |
Haley | 7 |
Veronica | 10 |
Isaac | 8 |
Mean: 7.467 Standard Deviation: 1.167
Determine what percentage of your data is within 2 standard deviations of the mean (Show your calculations). How does this compare with the 68-95-99.7 rule?
Names Hours of sleep Vickie 9 Whitney 7 Jenny 8 Amber 8 Kaitlin 8 Anna 7...
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