Refresh my Memory: Standard Deviation
I vaguely recall a "shortcut" sort of formula for calculating the standard deviation for a population. For example, if theres a yes/no survey and 53% of 1,000 people votes yes, what's the standard deviation from the expectation?
I recall such a formula from my Stats 1 class years ago. It was something like:
(Number voting yes / Total votes) + (Number voting no / Number votes) * sqrt(something)
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Where n is sample size and p is probability of positive respons?
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