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The frequency distribution presented describes the speed at which some young people drove to get to take their classes at the university. These young people were driving on a road with a speed limit of 35 mi / h. Find the variance and standard deviation.
Speed |
frecuency |
42-45 |
25 |
46-49 |
16 |
50-53 |
8 |
54-57 |
4 |
58-61 |
2 |
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