The sample standard deviation is (B) $3.16.
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What is the sample standard deviation?</h3>
- The sample standard deviation is defined as the root-mean-square of the differences between observations and the sample mean: A significant deviation is defined as two or more standard deviations from the mean.
- The lowercase Greek letter (sigma) for the population standard deviation or the Latin letter s for the sample standard deviation is most commonly used in mathematical texts and equations to represent standard deviation.
- For example, if the sample variance for a frequency distribution of hourly wages is 10 and the sample standard deviation is $3.16.
Therefore, the sample standard deviation is (B) $3.16.
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The complete question is given below:
If the sample variance for a frequency distribution consisting of hourly wages was computed to be 10, what is the sample standard deviation?
A. $4.67
B. $3.16
C. $1.96
D. $10.00
The misused form but it is really the mean the arithmetical form of mean
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Answer: C) 3</h3>
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Explanation:
f(x) is the outer function, so the final output -8 corresponds to f(x)
We see that f(-4) = -8 in the first column of the table. I'm starting with the output and working my way backward to get the input. So we started with -8 and worked back to -4.
Then we move to the g(x) function to follow the same pattern: start with the output and move to the input. We start at -4 in the g(x) bubble and move to 3 in the x bubble.
In short, g(3) = -4
So,
f(g(x)) = f(g(3)) = f(-4) = -8
We see that x = 3 leads to f(g(x)) = -8
1, B
2, C
3, C
4, C
5, a
6, b
7, b
8, C
9, a I think.
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