3 years ago

How can you use standard deviations to compare the spread of each data set?

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ozzi3 years ago

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Calculate the standard deviation for each data set:

Sample A = 1.246

Sample B = 2.924

The smaller the deviation the closer the data set is, the larger the deviation the more widespread the data set is.

Sample B has a larger deviation so the spread of the data is wider.

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