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Order the steps: compute a standard deviation

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Steps
  1. Compute the mean of the observations
  2. Find each observation's deviation from the mean
  3. Square every deviation
  4. Average the squares to get the variance
  5. Take the square root to get the standard deviation
Variance first, square root last. Source: syllabus Maths, Ch 13 Statistics.

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Flip and pair: symbol with meaning

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Matching pairs
  1. A
    σ
    B
    standard deviation
  2. A
    σ²
    B
    variance
  3. A
    M.D.(x̄)
    B
    mean deviation about the mean
  4. A
    M.D.(M)
    B
    mean deviation about the median
  5. A
    n
    B
    number of observations
  6. A
    N = Σfᵢ
    B
    total frequency in grouped data
The notation used through the chapter. Source: syllabus Maths, Ch 13 Statistics.

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Grouped data or ungrouped data?

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Items
  1. Item
    Divide by n, the count of observations
    Category
    Ungrouped data
  2. Item
    Each observation is listed individually
    Category
    Ungrouped data
  3. Item
    Divide by N, the total frequency
    Category
    Grouped data
  4. Item
    Each value carries a frequency fᵢ
    Category
    Grouped data
Categories
  1. Item
    Ungrouped data
  2. Item
    Grouped data
Grouped data brings frequencies in, and the totals change accordingly. Source: syllabus Maths, Ch 13 Statistics.

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