For the same eight constants $\pi,\sqrt2,e,\sqrt3,1.414213,2.718282,3.1415,1.732051$, what is the standard deviation to six decimal places?

1. Keep the eight values in the calculator's statistics list. 2. Select the population standard deviation key, not the sample key. 3. The calculator returns $\delta=0.703730$ to six decimal places. 4. Values near $1.19$ or $0.93$ arise from using the sample divisor or from dropping an entry; $2.37$ comes from reading the mean key by mistake. _Source: NECTA ACSEE 2023 Advanced Mathematics 142/1, Question 1: Calculating Devices_