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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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1. Measures of Center and Variation

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Exercise 5 Page 334

The standard deviation for Show A is about 4.2 years and for Show B is about 7.8 years.

The ages of Show B are more spread out.

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Consider the standard deviation for each show.

Show A: ≈ 4.20years Show B: ≈ 7.47years We are asked what we can conclude about the above information. Note that the standard deviation for Show B is greater. This means that the ages for Show B are more spread out.

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Communicate Your Answer p.331

Monitoring Progress p.332-335

Exercises p.336-338