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Chapter 6: Q.15 (page 355)

Spell-checking Refer to Exercise 3. Calculate and interpret the standard deviation of the random variable X. Show your work

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The number of nonword errors is on average 1.1358 words from the mean.

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Given Information

The distribution of the number Xof nonword errors is as follows:

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Explanation

The expected value is calculated by multiplying each possibility by its probability:

E(X)=鈭�xP(x)=0脳0.1+1脳0.2+2脳0.3+3脳0.3+4脳0.1=2.1

The expected value of the squared variation from the mean is the variance:

蟽2=鈭�(x-渭)2P(x)=(0-2.1)2脳0.1+(1-2.1)2脳0.2+(2-2.1)2脳0.3+(3-2.1)2脳0.3+(4-2.1)2脳0.1=1.29

The square root of the variance is the standard deviation:

蟽=蟽2=1.29鈮�1.1358

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