Chapter 3: Q.3.69. (page 113)
In Exercises , we have provided simple data sets for you to practice the basics of finding measures of variation . For each data set determine.
a) Range
b) sample standard deviation
Chapter 3: Q.3.69. (page 113)
In Exercises , we have provided simple data sets for you to practice the basics of finding measures of variation . For each data set determine.
a) Range
b) sample standard deviation
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a. construct a graph
b. Apply Chebyshev's rule with to make pertinent statements about the observations in the sample.
c. repeat part (b) with
Discuss the pros and cons of Chebyshev's rule.
A quantitative data set of sizehas mean and standard deviation. At least how many observations lie between and ?
The data set has observations and has mean and standard deviation . Approximately how many observations lie between and .
Fill in the following blanks.
(a) A standardized variable always has mean _____ and standard deviation _______ .
(b) The z-score corresponding to an observed value of a variable tells you ______ .
(c) A positive z-score indicates that the observation is ______ the mean, whereas a negative z-score indicates that the observation is _______ the mean.
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