Question

Student A's scores have a standard deviation of 5.4 and Student B's scores have a standard deviation of 10.6. What does Student B's higher standard deviation mean of his/her test scores?

Answer 1

Answer:

Student B's score has a greater variation from the mean than student A's score

Step-by-step explanation:

Student A : standard deviation = 5.4

Student B : standard deviation = 10.6

The standard deviation is used to measure the degree of variability of a measured value from the mean or average value of the set. The higher the value of standard deviation, the greater the variabilityabiut the mean. Hence for the question given above, Student B's score varies greatly from the mean Than student A's score.