The formula for the standard deviation is just as simple: the standard deviation in degrees Centigrade is equal to the standard deviation in degrees Fahrenheit times \(0.556\). To sum up, if a variabl...The formula for the standard deviation is just as simple: the standard deviation in degrees Centigrade is equal to the standard deviation in degrees Fahrenheit times \(0.556\). To sum up, if a variable \(X\) has a mean of \(\mu\), a standard deviation of \(\sigma\), and a variance of \(\sigma ^2\), then a new variable \(Y\) created using the linear transformation
The formula for the standard deviation is just as simple: the standard deviation in degrees Centigrade is equal to the standard deviation in degrees Fahrenheit times \(0.556\). To sum up, if a variabl...The formula for the standard deviation is just as simple: the standard deviation in degrees Centigrade is equal to the standard deviation in degrees Fahrenheit times \(0.556\). To sum up, if a variable \(X\) has a mean of \(\mu\), a standard deviation of \(\sigma\), and a variance of \(\sigma ^2\), then a new variable \(Y\) created using the linear transformation