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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.
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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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