(Steps Shown) If all you had were the mean (18.2125) and the standard deviation (5.86) of the data set, how would you use them to say something about the speed
Question: If all you had were the mean (18.2125) and the standard deviation (5.86) of the data set, how would you use them to say something about the speed of all bike riders at the bottom of the hill?
SPEED, where ----- have not been revealed SPEED SUMMARIES
5.6 16 Count n
8.1 18.2125 Mean or Average
9.0 5.854784 Std. Deviation
16.8 5.6 Smallest
17.3 17.05 Lower Quartile
18.4 19.7 Median
----- 21.25 Upper Quartile
----- 25.9 Largest
----- 1.463696 Standard Error
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20.7
20.8
21.7
23.5
24.7
25.9
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