Sample Size: n = 5
First observation (x1) : 49
Second observation (x2) : 52
Third observation (x3) : 34
Fourth observation (x4) : 85
Fifth observation (x5) : 43
Sum ( Σx ) : 263
Sum of squares ( Σx2 ) : 15335
What is the variance of your sample data?
Sample Size: n = 5 First observation (x1) : 49 Second observation (x2) : 52 Third...
Sample Size: n = 5 First observation (x1) : 49 Second observation (x2) : 52 Third observation (x3) : 34 Fourth observation (x4) : 85 Fifth observation (x5) : 43 Sum ( Σx ) : 263 Sum of squares ( Σx2 ) : 15335 What is the lower quartile (Q1) of your sample data?
What is the variance of this data set?
Sample Size: n-5 First observation (XT) : Гб Second observation (x2) : 28 Third observation (x3) :43 Ëourth Observation (X4) : бг Fifth observation (x5): 52 Sum (2x) 200 Sum of squares (2x2): 9314
WHat is the lower quartile of this sample data?
Sample Size: n-5 First observation (XT) : Гб Second observation (x2) : 28 Third observation (x3) :43 Ëourth Observation (X4) : бг Fifth observation (x5): 52 Sum (2x) 200 Sum of squares (2x2): 9314
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