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Z-Scores worksheets
Calculate z-scores, recover original values, and compare relative positions across data sets with positive standard deviations.
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Calculate population and sample spread from small data sets with explicit n and n - 1 denominators, units, and final rounding.
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Treat each data set as the stated population or sample. Show the mean and sum of squared deviations, divide by n or n - 1 as stated, and round only the final variance and standard deviation to the nearest tenth. Include the given units.
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Customize this worksheetVariance worksheets state whether each data set is a population or sample and show the corresponding denominator. Z-score worksheets provide the mean and a positive standard deviation, so students can focus on centered, scaled comparisons.
Learning objective
Find the mean, sum of squared deviations, variance, and standard deviation while applying the stated population or sample convention.
Worked example
Mean = 4; sum of squared deviations = 8; variance = 8/3, approximately 2.7; standard deviation is approximately 1.6.
Population variance divides by n = 3. The standard deviation returns to the original data units.
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Calculate z-scores, recover original values, and compare relative positions across data sets with positive standard deviations.
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