If the standard deviation of a data set were originally 12, and if each value in the data set were multiplied by 1.75, what would be the standard deviation of the resulting data?

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If the standard deviation of a data set were originally 12, and if each value in

the data set were multiplied by 1.75, what would be the standard deviation of
the resulting data?

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Answer:

It’s 21 (12 x 1.7) = 21

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Answer: 21

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Take 12 and multiply it by 1.75 (12x1.75) and you’ll get 21

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