100 students take a course pass/fail. If they pass they get 4 points towards their GPA, if they fail they get 0. If 90 students pass, what is the mean and standard deviation (to 1 decimal) of the points earned?
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OpenStudy (derricktheking):
10 of them fail so 10 of them get 0 and no points to there GPA
OpenStudy (derricktheking):
did that help?/
OpenStudy (derricktheking):
exactly
OpenStudy (tootsi123):
A little bit but I need to know how to work the problem.
OpenStudy (derricktheking):
like what r the answer choices
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OpenStudy (tootsi123):
There are none I have to type the answers in.
OpenStudy (derricktheking):
what is it asking u % ect
OpenStudy (tootsi123):
That was a copy and paste. I just highlighted the question and posted it.
OpenStudy (tootsi123):
@imqwerty
OpenStudy (tootsi123):
This is confusing..
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OpenStudy (tootsi123):
It wants to know the mean and the Standard Deviation:
OpenStudy (anonymous):
@mathmale
OpenStudy (tootsi123):
@mathstudent55
OpenStudy (anonymous):
whta is a mean?
and what is standard deviation @tootsi123
OpenStudy (tootsi123):
That's what I have to figure out.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
total product / total number = mean
fr ex you have 20 mangoes each of weight 10gm and 30 oranges of weight 20gm mean is
20 x 10 + 30 x 20 / 20+30
that is mean
now take this mean square it
on other side take the amounts and square it then take its mean
now subtract both you ll have standard derivation