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SD Rules... [#permalink]
I'd imagine that these rules stand (correct me if I'm wrong):

1) Smaller sets of a distribution (10 elements) will have a larger standard deviation than a larger set of numbers (say...100 elements). Thus the larger the sample you average over, the smaller is your expected deviation from the exact result.

2) A set of X numbers with a smaller range will have a smaller standard deviation than a set of X numbers with a greater range.

Am I correct here?
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