Engineering, 25.02.2020 22:27 keeks11
Assume a 100-m tape measures 3 mm too short. Five measurements of a distance give results of 253.294, 253.287, 253.289, 253.284, 253.297 m, respectively. Compute (show details) the following statistical quantities:
i) Mean
ii) Median
iii) Residuals
iv) Standard Deviation
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