Answer and Explanation:
Using Javascript:
function mean(nums){
var array_numbers= new array(nums);
var meanofNums= array_numbers.reduce()/array_numbers.length;
Console.log(meanofNums);
}
Function Std(nums){
var OurArray= new Array(nums);
var meanOfnums= mean(nums);
var i;
for(i=0; i<=OurArray.length; i++){
OurArray[i]= OurArray[i]-meanOfnums*OurArray[i]-meanOfnums;
}
var al_stdOfnums= OurArray.reduce()/OurArray.length;
var stdOfnums= Math. sqrt(al_stdOfnums);
Console.log(stdOfnums);
}
function meanStdDev (nums){
mean(nums);
Std(nums);
}
/*From the code above, we have defined functions and used them in the last function definition meanStdDev (nums), making for code reusability. In defining the functions, we have followed the formulas for calculating mean and standard deviations and implemented in that order. Notice how we used a for loop in std(nums) function definition to iterate through the elements of the array nums, squaring each value and reassigning a new value for each element(using index value) in the array. We then added these values in array using reduce method, dividing by array length and square rooting the value using the math object method sqrt().*/
