Hi @Nefumanto
Good solution.
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Maths question.
Uni explaining how to figure out standard deviation.
Step 2: Square each difference. We want to know the overall deviation regardless of direction (− or +), but if we add the difference scores together, some will cancel each other out. Squaring the difference scores (multiplying each score by itself, e.g. −4 x −4) avoids this.
My question: Why can you not just ignore the +/- and thus erase both this step and the square root step later?
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