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After taking 23, 5-point, quizzes during the semester, both Jabari and Elaine have an average quiz score of 4.00. However, the standard deviation of Jabari's scores was .76 and Elaine's standard deviation was .25. What does it mean that Jabari and Elaine had the same quiz average but very different standard deviations?
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