Statistics: Mean Deviation, Standard deviation and variance of ungrouped data
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- The video covers calculating mean deviation, standard deviation and variance of ungrouped data.
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Very well explained.. Thanku
Please can we also arrange the x values in a chronological under the x
Please why did you rewrite that / x - x bar/ into another coulomb without the negative sign
While in finding mean deviation for grouped data I don't rewrite it. I only multiply it by the frequency to get my submission of my mean
Now i have understand it better thanks for the video
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That variance is supposed to be n-1 if am not mistaken
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Please with this question is it not a sample question because it says 10 out of
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Is mean deviation and mean absolute deviation same formula?
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Is the variance formula not suppoaes to be n-1 at the bottom for ungrouped data??
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There is no harm, you can either use n or n - 1 as your divisor.
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perfect explanation ....thank you
Please is it necessary for us to calculate the x minus x bar before taking the absolute value of it again or we can just take the absolute value of it once
It's not necessary. I calculated it directly in the video for mean of grouped data. See the link below 👇
czcams.com/video/Urz4NGkXwis/video.html
Ok thank you
i dont know but i think we need to place them in the table in ascending order or is it not really needed to be in ascending order
ohhhh cuz theres no median okay okay
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Well explained
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Great explanations but pls which one is the standard deviations is it the f(x-mean)
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Oh so if we are gonna find the ungrouped data of variance and standard deviation we will need a table??
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For clarification on your question, follow the link to watch the video on Standard deviation and variance of ungrouped data.
czcams.com/video/ZSaXU7mzUso/video.html
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How about grouped data
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Follow the link for grouped data👇
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n-1, not n, in calculating variance and standard deviation
They are both correct since statistical parameters are just approximate values
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In mean deviation vlaue is 20 but u write 25 which is wrong....
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Please why didn't you make the denominator of the standard deviation n-1 but rather n. Is it for population
That's for sample standard deviation
I mean the formula you're talking qbout
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Must be n-1
It can be n and it can be n - 1.
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You didn't say n_1
You n is wrong
It can be n and it can be n - 1.
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