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Jessie Chang
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8 May, 23:21
How would you do Standard Deviation?
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Darion Good
8 May, 23:39
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First, find the Mean (average)
Second, then for each of your numbers: subtract the Mean and square the product
Third, then find out the mean of those squared differences
Fourth, finally take the square root of that number to find your answer
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