Calculate for the mean, MAD and MAD squared using the chart below. The data set below gives the number of homeruns for the 10 batters who hit the most home runs during the 2005 Major League Baseball regular session. 51,48,97,96,105,43,41,40,40,39 x MAD (x-x̄) MAD SQUARED (x-x̄)2                                                 Total:     Compute for the population variance (Show your computation) Compute for the standard deviation (Show your computation) Plot the normal curve and indicate the value of -3σ, -2σ, -1σ, mean, 1σ, 2σ and 2σ. Describe the variability of the 10 batters’ homeruns during the 2005 major League Ba

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  1. Calculate for the mean, MAD and MAD squared using the chart below.

The data set below gives the number of homeruns for the 10 batters who hit the most home runs during the 2005 Major League Baseball regular session.

51,48,97,96,105,43,41,40,40,39

x MAD (x-x̄) MAD SQUARED (x-x̄)2
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
Total:    

Compute for the population variance (Show your computation)

Compute for the standard deviation (Show your computation)

Plot the normal curve and indicate the value of -3σ, -2σ, -1σ, mean, 1σ, 2σ and 2σ.

Describe the variability of the 10 batters’ homeruns during the 2005 major League Baseball regular session (Descriptive statistics, inferential statistics and recommendation)

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