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A drug rehabilitation center has kept records of the number of days that their former patients...

A drug rehabilitation center has kept records of the number of days that their former patients have remained drug free. Compute the range, mean, variance, and the standard deviation.

88 93 65 77 77 106 123 139 142 190
97 143 88

Use this information to answers questions #4 - #6.

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Question 4

What is the sample mean? (round to the thousandths)

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Question 5

What is the standard deviation? (round to the thousandths)

Question 6

Complete the 2x14 table by calculating the z score for each patient.

# of Days z score
88
93
65
77
77
106
123
139
142
190
97
143
88

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S.No X (X-x̄) (X-x̄)2
1 88 -21.846 477.25444
2 93 -16.846 283.79290
3 65 -44.846 2011.17751
4 77 -32.846 1078.86982
5 77 -32.846 1078.86982
6 106 -3.846 14.79290
7 123 13.154 173.02367
8 139 29.154 849.94675
9 142 32.154 1033.86982
10 190 80.154 6424.63905
11 97 -12.846 165.02367
12 143 33.154 1099.17751
13 88 -21.846 477.25444
Σx 1428 Σ(X-x̄)2= 15167.6923
x̄=Σx/n 109.8462 s2=Σ(x-x̄)2/(n-1)= 1263.97436
                           s=√s2    = 35.552

Range =max-min =190-65 =125

variance =1263.794

from above

4)

sample mean =109.846

b)

standard deviation =35.552

6)

X z score=(x-mean)/s
88 -0.61
93 -0.47
65 -1.26
77 -0.92
77 -0.92
106 -0.11
123 0.37
139 0.82
142 0.90
190 2.25
97 -0.36
143 0.93
88 -0.61

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