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Find the stansard deviation of the data summerized in the given frequency distribution.
The test scores of 40 students are summerized in the frequency distribution below. Find the standard deviation.
Score | Students |
50-59 | 6 |
60-69 | 6 |
70-79 | 5 |
80-89 | 6 |
90-99 | 17 |
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