Statistics - Calculating standard deviation using a Casio fx-115ES Plus calculator

In this video I'll show you how to use a Casio fx-115ES Plus to find the standard deviation for a set of data. Remember that there are two values you could get for standard deviation. This depends if your data represents a sample or a population.
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0:00 Start
0:48 Entering the data into the calculator
2:08 Selecting the standard deviation option
3:43 Wrap up information and ending
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Never in my engineering studies did anybody teach me how to calculate std deviation using casio calculator. It's like 10-14 years ago. But, still this is worth the info.

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[@ggongaga]

I’m currently stuck at the shift 1 part, my calculator is Canon F-789SGA, and it doesn’t return to the stat options once I click Shift 1 since there’s no function on the numbers on my calculator except 9 which is to clear memory. Do you have any tips on how to proceed to get the VAR:’)

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how do i clear the numbers from the memory now????

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How do you put two data list?

[@MySecretMathTutor]

This calculator is limited, but you can add a Frequency column..... 1. Press MODE, choose 3:STAT 2. Choose 1, 1-VAR 3. You should see the X list and the FREQ list. If the FREQ list is not ON, press shift setup, scroll down, choose 4:STAT, 1: ON. Now you have your FREQ (You don’t need to do this again unless you reset your calculator). 4. Enter your data in X list, frequencies in FREQ. If you just have a list, no frequencies, the calculator assumes FREQ 1 for each data item. 5. Once your list is updated, press AC. 6. Press shift and key #1 (behind it says STAT/DIS). 7. Choose 4: Var 8. For mean choose 2: X bar; for Standard deviation 4: sx. If you need both, choose one of them, press equal, see your result; press AC again, and again shift key #1 , again 4: Var, and choose the other variable. 9. For median (med) once you press shift #1, instead of 4: Var, choose 6: MinMax.

[@johgrant]

How can the population standard deviation be less than the sample standard deviation? This is surely incorrect: the population must, almost certainly, have greater variability than any sample taken from it. The sample standard deviation is therefore an underestimate of the population standard deviation. This underestimate is corrected for using Bessel’s correction. On older Casio calculators the notation was sigma_n for the sample standard deviation and sigma_(n-1) for the corrected estimate of the population standard deviation. The newer calculators seem to have the notation precisely the opposite way around.

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I noticed the same thing for my calculator. The formulas seem to be switched.

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Why this feels like cheating method haha. Man the traditional method is very time consuming