Stats question

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If a casino game has an expected win of $5.51 per play with a standard deviation of $13, how do I calculate to SD of the sum of 10 games?

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Jun 7 2012 5:31PM

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The only thing worse than having to take statistics, is ever thinking about that stupid shit ever again after you've passed. so sorry, I can't be of help.

Good luck ,though.

Jun 7 2012 5:40PM

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corona

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statistics is one of the most useful university courses I`ve taken.

Jun 7 2012 5:47PM

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cultrara

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it has cool concepts and changes your perspective, but by god I hate the math.

Jun 7 2012 6:00PM

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volvotom

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should be given std dev/(sqrt of n)

Jun 7 2012 6:57PM

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Yeezus

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I took AP Stats this year, but just finished school yesterday, so I don't want to do anymore math.

Jun 7 2012 7:04PM

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What do you do for a living?

But also I had the worse stats teacher on earth. Asian that didn't speak hardly any english so understanding her was nearly impossible and I swear she went out of her way to make the exercises extremely uninteresting and tedious.

She would say "this is a factual fact" all the time. It drove me nuts.

When you're able to use the concepts in real life it's cool to have the knowledge, I suppose, but the last thing I'd want to do is someone elses stats homework.

Jun 7 2012 7:21PM

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