The scores of three students, who were randomly selected from a class, are 72, 70, and 63. Find: (keep two digits after decimal) 1 The sample mean. 2 The sample variance. 3 The sample standard deviation. Please include 2 decimals.
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In this case, the scores are 72, 70, and 63. So the sample mean is (72 + 70 + 63) / 3 = 68.33 (rounded to two decimal places). Show more…
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