How to compute Standard Deviation TI-83

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Start date Apr 26, 2006
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Apr 26, 2006

AnaJew44

Can someone let me know how to compute the standard deviation on the TI-83.

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Apr 29, 2006

Klarinettus

Enter your data into a list.
Hit stats, Calc, 1-Var Stats, select the list you put the data into.

S_x is the standard error.
\sigma_{x} is the standard deviation.

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