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sigma

Aussprache: [ˈsɪɡmə]

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Kontext: „mathematics“

(noun) the Greek letter 'Σ' used to represent the sum of a series of numbers. In math, it's like a symbol that tells you to add things together.

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In our math class, we used sigma to find the total of all the numbers in our homework.

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We couldn't use sigma if we were only multiplying the numbers, not adding them.

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What does the sigma symbol mean in this equation?

Kontext: „statistics“

(noun) a symbol that represents standard deviation, which tells us how spread out the numbers are in a data set. It helps us understand if the numbers are close to the average or not.

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The sigma value showed that most of the scores were pretty close to the class average.

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If the sigma is too high, that means the scores are not close to each other at all.

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Why is sigma important when analyzing the data?

Kontext: „science“

(noun) a term that can describe a particular value or concept in different scientific contexts, often used to represent certain standards or measurements.

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In chemistry class, we learned about sigma bonds, which are important in forming molecules.

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A bad experiment didn’t show any clear sigma measurements, making it hard to draw conclusions.

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What is the role of sigma in the experiment we conducted?

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