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Assume that the values x below, represent data collected for a population. Calculate the summary statistics indicated below. You will fill in the blanks to SHOW YOUR WORK. State your answers with four decimal places where appropriate.
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3 |
13 |
a) What is the
Mean, μ = ?
b) What is the standard deviation?
Standard Deviation =?
d) What is the variance?
Variance =?
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