Jaylen Hernandez

Mathematics

15 April, 04:52

Which describes the standard deviation?

A. a form of measurement of the average difference between sample values and the sample mean

B. the confidence level that a sample mean accurately represents a population mean

C. the value for which half of the sample elements are no bigger, and half are no smaller

D. the interval around the sample mean that you expect to contain the population mean

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