Brian is calculating the standard deviation of a data set that has nine values. He determines the sum of the squared deviations of 316

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NonNumericalFloat · Answer 1 · 2019-05-12T07:43:36+0000

SS is s² (N-1)

From the data above SS represents 316, while N represents 9
you plug that in next to the formula written

316 = s² (9-1)
after substituting and solving for s your answer should get you 6.28 as the standard deviation

Brian is calculating the standard deviation of a data set that has nine values. He determines the sum of the squared deviations of 316

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