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2824319 No.2824319 [Reply] [Original]

Inquiry, /sci/.

I'm a biologist and very badly educated in statistics, but about to write my first paper. Let's assume the following:

>Triplicates per experiment
>3 independent experiments
>each of these three experiments yields a mean value and, of course a SD for its triplicates
>journal of choice wants three experiments summed up as one value + SD.

How do I calculate the SD of three independent experiments which themselves of an SD of triplicates?

Thank you.

>> No.2824325

I'm going to assume one thing: You are at or near a college.

Go find the statistics department. They will practically wet themselves with glee answering questions like this and you'll get more reliable information than you will from 4chan.

>> No.2824329

>>2824325

Worth a try, isn't it?