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exam 1 STATISTICS


Count37
Minimum Value4.00
Maximum Value20.00
Range16.00
Average15.32
Median17.00
Standard Deviation4.13
Variance17.03

OVERALL COURSE STATISTICS


Count38
Minimum Value28.13
Maximum Value100.00
Range71.88
Average72.50
Median72.27
Standard Deviation18.06
Variance325.98

GRADE DISTRIBUTION

Greater than 1000
90 - 1008
80 - 896
70 - 797
60 - 698
50 - 594
40 - 494
30 - 390
20 - 291
10 - 190
0 - 90

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