The following is a list of 12 measurements. -44, -10,-77, 9, 49, -94, -59, -6, 15, 16, -74, 6 Send data to calculator Suppose that these 12 measurements are respectively labeled X₁, X₂, ..., X12. (Thus, −44 is labeled x₁, Compute the following. 12 Σ(x₁-8) i=1 -10 is labeled .x₂, and so on.)
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The following is a list of 12 measurements.
- 44, -10, -77, 9, 49, -94, -59, -6, 15, 16, -74, 6
Suppose that these 12 measurements are respectively labeled r,, r, .., t12. (Thus, - 44 is labeled xy, - 10 is labeled ty, and so on.) Compute the following.
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