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So in this case we want to calculate variance from the given probability distribution.
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So the first step is to find the mean.
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And to get the mean, we say x values times their probability distribution.
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So 1 times 0 .1, it's 0 .1.
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And then 2 times 0 .5, it's 1 .0.
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And then 3 times 0 .2 it's 0 .6 and 4 times 0 .2 it's 0 .8.
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Now we have to sum that.
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So to sum that, let me put the sum column here where sums are required.
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So to sum this 0 .1 plus 1 .0 .0 .6 plus 0 .8.
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We get 2 .5.
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Now 2 .5 is our mean for the distribution.
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Now, in line with the formula for variance, we are supposed now to subtract, we are subtracting the mean from x.
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So it will be for the first line on the, on the row, the next column.
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We say 1 minus 2 .5 it's a 0 point or negative 0, in fact not negative 0 but it's it's negative 1 .5.
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So we also see 2 minus 2 .5 it's negative 0 .5 then 3 minus 2 .5 it's 0 .5.
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And then 4 minus 2 .5, it's 1 .5.
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Okay, so that step is done.
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If you add that column, you'll get a zero, so there's no need for us doing just that.
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So the next step now is to square those the variances.
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So we can square them by saying negative.
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1 .5 squared it's 2 .25 then negative 0 .5 squared 0 .25 .0 .5 squared 0 .25 squared.
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1 .5 squared...