The document discusses variance and standard deviation, explaining that variance is a measure of how far data points are from the mean and is used to calculate standard deviation. It outlines the formulas and processes for calculating sample variance and population variance, noting that sample variance measures the spread of data around the mean for a sample while population variance does so for an entire population. Examples are provided to demonstrate calculating variance for different data sets.
The document discusses variance and standard deviation, explaining that variance is a measure of how far data points are from the mean and is used to calculate standard deviation. It outlines the formulas and processes for calculating sample variance and population variance, noting that sample variance measures the spread of data around the mean for a sample while population variance does so for an entire population. Examples are provided to demonstrate calculating variance for different data sets.
The document discusses variance and standard deviation, explaining that variance is a measure of how far data points are from the mean and is used to calculate standard deviation. It outlines the formulas and processes for calculating sample variance and population variance, noting that sample variance measures the spread of data around the mean for a sample while population variance does so for an entire population. Examples are provided to demonstrate calculating variance for different data sets.
OBJECTIVES • To find the variance of a data set • To find the standard deviation of a set Variance
is the average squared deviation from the
mean of a set of data. It is used to find the standard deviation Variance is widely used in hypothesis testing TWO TYPES OF VARIANCE Variance Formula
The Variance formula
includes the Summation Notation. Sample variance is used to measure the spread of the data points in a given data set around the mean.
Population variance is a type of variance that is used to determine the
variability of the population data with respect to the mean TWO TYPES OF DATA IN STATISTICS T s
• Ungrouped data- When the data has not been organized
and remains in its raw form it is known as ungrouped data. 2.Grouped data - When data is classified into categories and is presented in a methodical form, it is called grouped data. Process to Find theVariance
• Find the Mean of the data.
• Subtract the mean from each value - the rsult is called the deviation from the mean. • Square each deviation of the mean. • Find the sum of the squares . • Divide the total by the number of items EXAMPLES
• Find the variance for the following set of data
representing trees in California (heights in feet: 3, 21, 98, 17, 9 • Given data set ( 4.5 , 9.8, 2.3, 5.3,8.9), Find the variance. ACTIVITY