Measures of Dispersion (Ungrouped Data) | Basic Statistics 

Sir what if the given set of data's was plenty or I mean the numbers were repeated. How can we solve for it. Thank you for the response.

Same solution as long as it's ungrouped.

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The given in ungrouped data is not in table form.

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if you only get the data from the sample. not from the whole population.

@@PinoyMathematician so will it be stated in the questions that is population or not ??

yes. it must mention a "sample" or a "population". Otherwise, you assume it to be a sample.

write both

write both

You use n if the data is from population, you use n-1 if the data is from a sample.

@@PinoyMathematician suppose the data is from a social survey in which the purpose was to was to establish IQ of students in a given area. would it be population or sample data

@@osamaathman229 it's sample, since it is not specified. As long as it's not stated in the given, it is assumed to be a sample only.

@@PinoyMathematician is there any other formula that changes when the data is from population?

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