Smarty Smartypants took two exams, one Math and one Reading. The following descriptive statistics were found for...
Smarty Smartypants took two exams, one Math and one Reading. The following descriptive statistics were found for Smarty’s classroom on the two exams:
Math: x=64.06, s=7.51, n=18
Reading:x=71.28, s=6.04, n=18
Smarty himself scored a 75 on both exams. Use this information to answer the following question.
Which test, Math or Reading, is more variable relative to the mean?
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