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    Mar 5, 2008, 05:33 PM
    Variance and standard deviation
    I have the following math test results:
    32 37 50 59 66 67 69 75 80 81 88 90 92 98
    How do I find the standard deviation and the variance

    If you have a mean of 78, mode of 84, Median of 80 and standard deviation of 11, how do you find the varaince.
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    Mar 6, 2008, 07:12 PM
    The variance is just the standard deviation squared - so in this case, if the standard deviation is 11, the variance is 11^2 or 121.

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