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A certain psychological test measures empathy and emotional intelligence. The score, S, of a randomly selected senior student at a large university has a mean of 123 and a standard deviation of 29. The score, F, of a randomly selected first-year student at a large university has a mean of 104 and a standard deviation of 34.

Suppose we randomly select one senior student and one first-year student. We can consider S and F to be independent random variables.

Calculate the standard deviation of the difference D = S – F.

σD = 17.7482
σD = 19
σD = 44.6878
σD = 227

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The correct answer is 44.687

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