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The document outlines a Python program that reads 'n' numbers from the console, calculates the mean, variance, and standard deviation, and prints them with appropriate messages. It uses lists to store the input numbers and their squared differences from the mean to compute variance. Additionally, it assesses the dispersion of the data based on the standard deviation, indicating reliability levels.

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3 Python

The document outlines a Python program that reads 'n' numbers from the console, calculates the mean, variance, and standard deviation, and prints them with appropriate messages. It uses lists to store the input numbers and their squared differences from the mean to compute variance. Additionally, it assesses the dispersion of the data based on the standard deviation, indicating reliability levels.

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3. Read N numbers from the console and create a list.

Develop a program to print mean,variance and


standard deviation with suitable messages.

n=int(input('enter the no. of elements'))

list1=[ ]

for i in range(n):

list1.append(int(input('enter the element')))

mean=sum(list1)/n

print('Mean is:', mean)

list2=[ ]

for i in range(n):

list2.append((list1[i]-mean) **2)

variance=sum(list2)/n

print('variance is:', variance)

std_deviation=variance**(1/2)

print('standard deviation is:', deviation)

if deviation>=1.5:

print('High Dispersion, low reliabilty')

else:

print('low Dispersion, reliable')

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