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The mean and sample standard deviation of the dataset consisting of 6 observations is 19 and 9 respectively. Later it is noted that one observation 11 is wrongly noted as 7. What is the sample variance of the original dataset? (Correct to 2 decimal place accuracy) ​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  The mean and sample standard deviation of the dataset consisting of 6 observations is 19 and 9 respectively.

one observation 11 is wrongly noted as 7

To Find : sample variance of the original dataset

Solution:

Mean of 6 observation = 19

Hence sum of observations ∑X  = 19 * 6 =114

Sample    SD = 9

=>  Sample  Variance = SD²  = 9² = 81

Sample Variance  = [∑X² -  {(∑X)²/n }]/(n - 1)

n = 6  , ∑X  = 114

=> 81 = [∑X² -  {(114)²/6 }]/(6 - 1)

=> 405 = ∑X² -  2166

=> ∑X²  = 2571

one observation 11 is wrongly noted as 7

Sum in Original data set ∑X  = 114 - 7 + 11 =118

∑X²   in Original data set  = 2571 - 7² + 11²  = 2643

Sample Variance in Original data set    = [∑X² -  {(∑X)²/n }]/(n - 1)

∑X²  =  2643  ,  ∑X = 118  , n = 6

Sample Variance in Original data set  = [2643 - {(118)²/6} ]/(6-1)

= (15858 - 13924 )/30

= 1934/30

= 64.4666

sample variance of the original dataset = 64.47

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Answered by chloejennifer235
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Mean of 6 observation = 19

Hence sum of observations ∑X  = 19 * 6 =114

Sample    SD = 9

=>  Sample  Variance = SD²  = 9² = 81

Sample Variance  = [∑X² -  {(∑X)²/n }]/(n - 1)

n = 6  , ∑X  = 114

=> 81 = [∑X² -  {(114)²/6 }]/(6 - 1)

=> 405 = ∑X² -  2166

=> ∑X²  = 2571

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