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The standard deviation of two observations a and b is

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Answered by sahithidasoju23
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Answer:

the stranard deviations of any two observation a and b(>a) is

Answered by mdimtihaz
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As we know that standard deviation help to measure the amount of variation of a set of values.

Given: Standard deviation of two observations a and b.

The Mean of the two observations,

\mu=\frac{a+b}{2}

Standard Deviation S,

S=\sqrt{\frac{(a-\mu)^2}{2-1}}

S=a-\mu

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