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a) Consider the dataset below:
. Calculate the mean for this dataset
Calculate the standard deviation
b) If we add 3 to each datapoint from part a, we get the following dataset:
45 68 8
Calculate the mean for this dataset
. Calculate the standard deviation
1 2 3 5 5
c) If we multiply each datapoint from part a by 2, we get the following dataset:
2 4 6 10 10
• Calculate the mean for this dataset
• Calculate the standard deviation

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e) Compare part a to part b:
i. What happens to the mean when the dataset is shifted by 3?
ii. What happens to the standard deviation? Why?
f) Compare part a to part c:
i. What happens to the mean when the dataset is multiplied by 2?
ii. What happens to the standard deviation? Why?

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