Using addition of variables, it is found that the mean of S is of 73 and the standard deviation is of 8.5.
<h3>What happens to the mean and the standard deviation when two variables are added?</h3>
- The mean is the sum of the means.
- The standard deviation is the square root of the sum of variances.
In this problem, for variables A and B, we have that:
Variable S is the sum of A and B, hence:
The mean of S is of 73 and the standard deviation is of 8.5.
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4a+8
Add all A's together.
Add 5 and 3 together.
It is the same as 1750 cm
Just divide the number of minutes it took to clean 6 dispensers by 6.
35 / 6 = 5.83
So it would take about 5.83 minutes to clean one dispenser.