1. The problem is to simplify and evaluate the expression:
$$\sqrt{\frac{(1.16-1.154)^2+(1.14-1.154)^2+(1.15-1.154)^2+(1.16-1.154)^2+(1.15-1.154)^2+(1.15-1.154)^2+(1.16-1.154)^2+(1.15-1.154)^2+(1.17-1.154)^2+(1.16-1.154)^2}{10 \times (10-1)}}$$
2. This expression resembles the formula for the sample standard deviation, which is:
$$s = \sqrt{\frac{\sum_{i=1}^n (x_i - \bar{x})^2}{n(n-1)}}$$
where $x_i$ are the data points, $\bar{x}$ is the mean, and $n$ is the number of data points.
3. Calculate each difference:
- $1.16 - 1.154 = 0.006$
- $1.14 - 1.154 = -0.014$
- $1.15 - 1.154 = -0.004$
- $1.16 - 1.154 = 0.006$
- $1.15 - 1.154 = -0.004$
- $1.15 - 1.154 = -0.004$
- $1.16 - 1.154 = 0.006$
- $1.15 - 1.154 = -0.004$
- $1.17 - 1.154 = 0.016$
- $1.16 - 1.154 = 0.006$
4. Square each difference:
- $(0.006)^2 = 0.000036$
- $(-0.014)^2 = 0.000196$
- $(-0.004)^2 = 0.000016$
- $(0.006)^2 = 0.000036$
- $(-0.004)^2 = 0.000016$
- $(-0.004)^2 = 0.000016$
- $(0.006)^2 = 0.000036$
- $(-0.004)^2 = 0.000016$
- $(0.016)^2 = 0.000256$
- $(0.006)^2 = 0.000036$
5. Sum all squared differences:
$$0.000036 + 0.000196 + 0.000016 + 0.000036 + 0.000016 + 0.000016 + 0.000036 + 0.000016 + 0.000256 + 0.000036 = 0.00066$$
6. Calculate the denominator:
$$10 \times (10 - 1) = 10 \times 9 = 90$$
7. Divide the sum by the denominator:
$$\frac{0.00066}{90} = 0.0000073333...$$
8. Take the square root:
$$\sqrt{0.0000073333} \approx 0.00271$$
9. Therefore, the value of the expression is approximately $0.00271$.
This represents the sample standard deviation of the given data points.
Std Deviation 51B722
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