trying to find out if an element belongs to a dataset or not

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trying to find out if an element belongs to a dataset or not

SaduHouse asked Jun 21, 2022

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Can anyone tell me do I use minus or plus here? I know what to do to get the equation if it's "fine angle" or "Obtuse angle" But don't know what to do when it's an Isosceles of a right angle.

Can anyone tell me do I use minus or plus here? I know what to do to get the equation if it's "fine angle" or "Obtuse angle" But don't know what to do when it's an Isosce...

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Using differential operators to get approximate or exact solutions to linear differential equations, an example with RC circuits

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question of exam an me and a friends each gave a different answer is the answer 100 200 or something else

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AprilDupre_ asked Jun 21, 2022

is -3√5 an imaginary no. or real no.?

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ayesharascoe · Answer 1 · 2022-06-21T14:43:01+0000

I would calculate the standard deviation for the set and base it on that. Typically, any value that is 3 or more standard deviations from the mean is considered an extreme outlier.

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