Consider the two following sample data sets.Notice that each observation and data set 2 is 10 more than each observation in data set 1.
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Consider the two following sample data sets. Notice that each observation in Data Set 2 is 10 more than each observation in Data Set 1. Data Set 1: 42 45 86 95 Data Set 2: 52 83 55 96 105 What is the range for Data Set 12 What is the range for Data Set 22 What is the variance for Data Set 17 Round your answer to three decimal places, if necessary. What is the variance for Data Set 27 Round your answer to three decimal places, if necessary.
What is the standard deviation for Data Set 17 Round your answer to three decimal places, if necessary. What is the standard deviation for Data Set 2 Round your answer to three decimal places, if necessary Notice the pattern? Range, vanance, and standard deviation are measures of dispersion (spread). Hence, if two or more) data sets have equal spread, then their ranges, variances, and standard deviations will each be Select an answer Question Help. E) Video 1 B Video 2 Subrnit Question
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