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10 values

Mean
15
Median
15
Mode
15
appears 3×
Std deviation
2.7487
sample (n − 1)
Count (n)
10
Sum
150
Minimum
11
Maximum
20
Range
9
Q1 (lower quartile)
13
Q3 (upper quartile)
17
Interquartile range
4
Variance (sample)
7.5556
Variance (population)
6.8
Std deviation (sample)
2.7487
Std deviation (population)
2.6077
Standard error of mean
0.8692
Coefficient of variation
18.32%
Outliers (1.5 × IQR rule)
None

Histogram

211212.8314.6216.4118.2

Sorted data

11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15, 15, 17, 18, 20

Quartiles use the median-of-halves method taught in most school textbooks. Spreadsheet functions (like Excel QUARTILE.INC) can give slightly different values.

Questions

Sample or population standard deviation?

Both are shown. Use the sample value (divides by n − 1) when your numbers are a sample from a bigger group, which is usually the case in experiments and surveys.

Can I enter a frequency table?

Yes. Switch to “Value + frequency” and enter each value with how many times it occurs.

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