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If the standard deviation of a data set was originally 5, and if each value in the data set was multiplied by 4.8, what would be the standard deviation of the resulting data?

If the standard deviation of a data set was originally 5, and if each value in the data set was multiplied by 4.8, what would be the standard deviation of the resulting data?
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If the standard deviation of a data set was originally 5, and if each value in the data set was multiplied by 4.8, what would be the standard deviation of the resulting data?

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The mean, standard deviation will be 4.8 larger. Therefore, 5 times 4.8 equals to 24.
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