The measure of dispersion that measures how much the data differ from the mean is called the standard deviation.
<h3>What is standard deviation?</h3>
Standard deviation is a statistical measure of dispersion as opposed to the measure of central tendency like mean, median and mode.
The standard deviation is a measure of how spread out data values are around the mean.
It is defined as the square root of the variance and represented with the Greek letter σ.
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<u>(83.9 × 10^12)(2.87 × 10^-³)</u>
3.76 × 10²
<u>(83,900,000,000,000)(0.00287)</u>
376
<u>240,793,000,000</u>
376
640,406,914.9
Answer:
x=18
Step-by-step explanation:
If

then the derivative is

Critical points occur where
. This happens for



In the first case, we find

In the second,

So all the critical points occur at multiples of
, or
. (This includes all the even multiples of
.)
The answer is: 10 x¹³ y¹⁰ .
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1x^8 * 2y^(10) * 5x^5 =
1* 2* 5 * x^8 * x^5 * y^(10) =
10 * x^(8+5) * y^(10) =
10 * x^(13) * y^(10) = 10 x^(13) y^10 ; write as:
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10 x¹³ y¹<span>⁰ .
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