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16 Mean is equal to 56.23 by using
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18 Median is equal to 44 by using
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21 Mode is equal to 44 by using
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19 Mean is equal to 27.34 by using
21 =AVERAGE(A1:A32)
21 Midrange is equal to 25.5 by using
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25 Geometric mean is equal to 26.08 by
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3 4 Sample Sauce A
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4 6 =AVERAGE(A2:A71)
5 6 Standard deviation is equal to 1.5 by
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6 6 Mean is equal to 7.24 by using
6 7 =AVERAGE(B2:B71)
6 7 Standard deviation is equal to 1.21
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6 7 B. Calculate the coefficient of
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6 7 Sample Sauce A
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7 7 CV is equal to 21.87 by using
7 7 (standard deviation/mean)*100
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7 7 C. My conclusion I can said that the
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9 -2.33622018077766
A. Use excel or MegaStat to sort and
15 -1.57207320512296 standardized the data.
16 -1.44471537584717 B. There is no outliner and unsual value
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19 -1.06264188801982
21 -0.80792622946825
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23 -0.55321057091669
24 -0.4258527416409
25 -0.29849491236512
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26 -0.17113708308933
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26 -0.17113708308933
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27 -0.04377925381355
30 0.338294234013801
31 0.465652063289585
32 0.593009892565369
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33 0.720367721841153
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9 A. Find quartile
15 Quartile 1st is equal to 22.5 by using
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21 Quartile 3rd is equal to 33 by using
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