Consider the set of measured values [7.8,7.1,4.3,9.8,6.3,9.6,6.0,4.7,1.4,2.4]. What is the standard deviation of this set of data?
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Consider the set of measured values [7.8,7.1,4.3,9.8,6.3,9.6,6.0,4.7,1.4,2.4]. What is the standard deviation of this set of data? You'll need to be able to calculate the average value before finding out the standard deviation)
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