Consider the following dataset of the 1919 HIN1 pandemic infections (in thousands of people) and number of related deaths: Infections (1000s) Deaths 1.885 12 4.43 47 8.782 204 3.477 181 4.039 118 10.627 72 Find the root mean squared error.

Consider the following dataset of the 1919 HIN1 pandemic infections (in thousands of people) and number of related deaths: Infections (1000s) Deaths 1.885 12 4.43 47 8.782 204 3.477 181 4.039 118 10.627 72 Find the root mean squared error.

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