1. On paper and without using a software (besides a calculator), calculate the standard deviation of the weight of infants in the attached dataset table 2. Check your calculation in from the first part by finding the standard deviation of weights using R in Jupyterhub

1. On paper and without using a software (besides a calculator), calculate the standard deviation of the weight of infants in the attached dataset table 2. Check your calculation in from the first part by finding the standard deviation of weights using R in Jupyterhub

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1. On paper and without using a software (besides a calculator), calculate the standard deviation of the weight of infants in the attached dataset table

2. Check your calculation in from the first part by finding the standard deviation of weights using R in Jupyterhub

Length (cm) Weight (g)
41
1360
40
1490
38
1490
38
1180
38
1200
32
680
33
620
38
1060
30
1320
34
830
32
880
39
1130
38
1140
39
1350
37
950
39
1220
38
980
42
1480
39
1250
38
1250

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