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Do you think it's possible to have two data sets where only one has an outlier, but the other has a greater standard deviation? If yes, provide two data sets that make this…

Do you think it's possible to have two data sets where only one has an outlier, but the other has a greater standard deviation? If yes, provide two data sets that make this…
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Do you think it's possible to have two data sets where only one has an outlier, but the other has a greater standard deviation? If yes, provide two data sets that make this true. If not, explain your reasoning. PLEASE HELP ITS URGENT!!!

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Answer:Yes. The standard deviation is the square root of the variance, and the variance is the average of (distance from the mean) squared.

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