Finding sample standard deviation is pretty easy, but doing it by hand can take a long time. This is a simple example of sample standard deviation. We simply calculate the mean, then the sum of the squared deviations from the mean, then divide this by one less than the sample size (n-1) and finally take a square root. #statistics #apstats

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