2) A student weighs a sample four times and collects the following data:a) Calculate the mean showing all work.m1 = 32.14 gm2 = 32.11 gm3 = 32.08 gm4 = 32.16 gb) Calculate the standard deviation showing allwork.%3D%3Dc) Calculate the relative standard deviation showingall work.

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2) A student weighs a sample four times and collects the following data: a) Calculate the mean showing all work. m1 = 32.14 g m2 = 32.11 g 32.08 g m4 = 32.16 g %D b) Calculate the standard deviation showing all work. m3 = c) Calculate the relative standard deviation showing all work.

2) A student weighs a sample four times and collects the following data: a) Calculate the mean showing all work. m1 = 32.14 g m2 = 32.11 g 32.08 g m4 = 32.16 g %D b) Calculate the standard deviation showing all work. m3 = c) Calculate the relative standard deviation showing all work.

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2) A student weighs a sample four times and collects the following data:
a) Calculate the mean showing all work.
m1 = 32.14 g
m2 = 32.11 g
m3 = 32.08 g
m4 = 32.16 g
b) Calculate the standard deviation showing all
work.
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c) Calculate the relative standard deviation showing
all work.

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