Question

Compute the standard deviation for the set of data.




2, 4, 6, 8, 10

@kelliegirl33

Answer 1

A. 2 sqr root of 2
B.8
c.2 sqr root of 10
D.64

Answer 2

its a fairly short list .... the mean is obviously 6; sum the squares of the differences and divide by 5; then sqrt it

Answer 3

A

Answer 4

would it be 30 divided by 5 wait, idk

Answer 5

i get a when i use a pencil ....

Answer 6

4,2,0,2,4

2(16+4) = 40/5 = 8

sqrt(8) = 2.2

Answer 7

30 is the sum of the set, /5 gives the mean of 6

the differences from the mean are: 4,2,0,2,4 square, add, divide and sqrt

Answer 8

Compute the standard deviation for the set of data.




13.3, 14.3, 15.3, 16.3, 17.3

Answer 9

the process is the same ...

Answer 10

15.3 is obviously the mean

1,2,0,2,1

1,4,0,4,1 = 10

10/5 = 2 and sqrt

Answer 11

I dont have a calc on me

Answer 12

well, 2,1,0,1,2 but thats immaterial

Answer 13

neither do i ....

Answer 14

lol

Answer 15

sqrt 2 is about 1.414 if memory serves

Answer 16

wow, awesome.....



On a box-and-whiskers plot, what is the far left line called?





a.


minimum value


c.


median




b.


maximum value


d.


interquartile range

Answer 17

Last one for now, please help :_)

Answer 18

tell me which one youd pick first; this is pretty much conceptual and theres no way to really guide towards the answer

Answer 19

D

Answer 20

@amistre64 I would put D.

Answer 21

D isnot a good choice since the IQR range is in the middle ...

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this denotes
the leftmost line

it either has to be the biggest or smallest value

Answer 22

Okay, well minimum value

Answer 23

minimum is what i would go with as well