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if the standard deviation of the data values in a sample is 19, what is the variance of the data values?

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Answer: The answer is 361.

Step-by-step explanation: We are given that the standard deviation of a data is 19 and we are to find the variance of the data values.

we know that the variance of a data is the square f the standard deviation of the data values, so if the standard deviation is given to be 19, then the variance will be


V=19^2=361.

Therefore, the variance of the data values will be 361.

Thus, the answer is 361.

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Variance = square of standard deviation. = 19^2 = 361.
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