Suppose a distribution has a mean of 40, and a standard deviation of 5, if 3 is added to each value in the data what is the new mean and standard divination?

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Suppose a distribution has a mean of 40, and a standard deviation of 5, if 3 is added to each value in the data what is the new mean and standard divination?

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Answer:

Explanation:

the mean would be 40+3= 43

the standard deviation wouldn't change

mean= 43

standard deviation= 5

Sune Trudslev answered Jul 20, 2023

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