Small Samples
Sample 1 Size (n1): 10 ; Sample 1 Standard Deviation (s1): 5 ; Sample 2 Size (n2): 10 ; Sample 2 Standard Deviation (s2): 7
Pooled Standard Deviation (sp): 6.08276253
Calculates the pooled standard deviation, an estimate of the standard deviation for two samples assuming equal variance, often used in two-sample t-tests.
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Sample 1 Size (n1): 10 ; Sample 1 Standard Deviation (s1): 5 ; Sample 2 Size (n2): 10 ; Sample 2 Standard Deviation (s2): 7
Pooled Standard Deviation (sp): 6.08276253
Sample 1 Size (n1): 10 ; Sample 1 Standard Deviation (s1): 5 ; Sample 2 Size (n2): 20 ; Sample 2 Standard Deviation (s2): 7
Pooled Standard Deviation (sp): 6.425396041
Sample 1 Size (n1): 25 ; Sample 1 Standard Deviation (s1): 10 ; Sample 2 Size (n2): 25 ; Sample 2 Standard Deviation (s2): 11
Pooled Standard Deviation (sp): 10.51189802
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