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if I want to calculate Var.P on CP400, what should I do ??
Edited by Ata.H.D, 08 July 2015 - 05:28 PM.
Posted 08 July 2015 - 10:01 AM
hi
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if I want to calculate Var.P on CP400, what should I do ??
Edited by Ata.H.D, 08 July 2015 - 05:28 PM.
Posted 08 July 2015 - 05:27 PM
Before starting I do some math first. You can compute Var.P by using of 2 methods:
1. method
Var.P=Var.S*(n-1)/n, Var.S is computed by ClassPad (command variance)
2. method
Var.P = (sigmax)2 , where sigmax means population standard deviation
similarly
Var.S = (sx)2 , where sx means sample standard deviation
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the 1st method is suitable for list calculation,
Var.P = variance(list1)*(dim(list1)-1)/dim(list1), the list1 is used
in your case:
Var.S = variance = 27130, n=dim(list1)=5
Var.P = 27130*(5-1)/5
Var.P = 21704
the 2nd method is suitable for spreadsheet calculation, because the sigmax is calculated
sigmax = 26.0546, computed value
Var.P = sigmax2
Var.P =147.3232 = 21704
sx = 164.712, computed value
Var.S = sx2
Var.S =164.7122 = 27130
Posted 08 July 2015 - 05:38 PM
Before starting I do some math first. You can compute Var.P by using of 2 methods:
1. method
Var.P=Var.S*(n-1)/n, Var.S is computed by ClassPad (command variance)
2. method
Var.P = (sigmax)2 , where sigmax means population standard deviation
similarly
Var.S = (sx)2 , where sx means sample standard deviation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
the 1st method is suitable for list calculation,
Var.P = variance(list1)*(dim(list1)-1)/dim(list1), the list1 is used
in your case:
Var.S = variance = 27130, n=dim(list1)=5
Var.P = 27130*(5-1)/5
Var.P = 21704
the 2nd method is suitable for spreadsheet calculation, because the sigmax is calculated
sigmax = 26.0546, computed value
Var.P = sigmax2
Var.P =147.3232 = 21704
sx = 164.712, computed value
Var.S = sx2
Var.S =164.7122 = 27130
TanQ
but wich 1 is true??
Eg. I got these on exam!! what should I do??
Posted 08 July 2015 - 06:35 PM
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean : "but which 1 is true??"
Both methods of computation are correct.
Differences between Population and sample standard deviations
http://libweb.surrey...ter/page_18.htm
Posted 10 July 2015 - 10:04 AM
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Posted 10 July 2015 - 03:03 PM
It's interesting much cheaper Classwizz computes both values directly
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Edited by Ata.H.D, 13 July 2015 - 01:23 PM.
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