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Weights (in grams) of randomly selected chocolate candies are represented in the table below. Find the...

Weights (in grams) of randomly selected chocolate candies are represented in the table below. Find the range and standard deviation.

0.952    0.912    0.922    0.844    0.939    0.885

0.914    0.913    0.953    0.948     0.919

Find the range.

range = ___ g

Find the standard deviation.

s=____g (round to four decimal places as needed)

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