Let the random variable Q represent the number of students who go to a certain teacher office hour each day. The standard deviation of Q is 2.2. Which of the following is the best interpretation of the standard deviation?

Asked 10 months ago

Viewed 877622 times

a. On average, the number of students going to an office hour varies from the mean by about 2.2 students.
b. For a randomly selected office hour, the number of students who will go is 2.2.
с. For a randomly selected office hour, the number of students expected to go will vary from the mean by 2.2 students.
d. For a random selection of office hours, the average number of students expected to go is 2.2.
e. For a random selection of office hours, the E average number of students expected to go will vary from the mean by 2.2 students.

2 Answer

Order by

Answer:

A: On average, the number of students going to an office hour varies from the mean by about 2.2 students.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that:

- Random variable Q is used to represent the number of students who go to a certain teachers office hour each day.

-The standard deviation of Q is 2.2.

Now, standard deviation in relation to mean is defined as the statistic that measures the dispersion of a set of data relative to its mean.

Applying that definition to the question means that the number of students on the average varies from the mean by 2.2.

Thus, option A is correct.

Edit

Roy Rodriguez

15.5k 3 10 26

answered 10 months ago

Answer:

A: On average, the number of students going to an office hour varies from the mean by about 2.2 students.

Step-by-step explanation:

I second the person below me i got it right on asigmnemnt

Edit

Joanie Harvey PhD

15.5k 3 10 26

answered 10 months ago

2 Answer

Share a link to this question

Share a link to this question

Related Questions

Company

Legal Stuff

Help

Connect with us