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how do you calculate the standard deviation if your given the standard error
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if I remember correctly its SD = SE / n - 1 for pop SD = SE / n for sample
so if i have this info group 1: n=9, mean= 59 and SE=7 and group 2: n=11 mean=32 and SE=10 how do i know which is populatinon or sample
well what exactly is the question asking you to do?
what are the two sample standard deviations
Do it separately for each info group: standard error of mean = SD / sqroot ( N ) re arrange for SD = standard error.. * sqroot ( N )
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ignore my first formula btw
to make sure its \[SE \times \sqrt{n}\]
yep
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