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Best Answer: It is possible for the standard deviation to be greater than the mean, even if all data points are positive numbers. However, the only way for this to happen is for most, if not all, data points to be at the extremes (with one extreme much greater in magnitude than the other) and nothing near the average.
The population standard deviation is calculated using =STDEV(VALUES) and in this case the command is =STDEV(A2:A6) which produces an answer of 0.55. The sample standard deviation will always be greater than the population standard deviation when they are calculated for the same dataset. This is because the formula for the sample standard deviation has to take into account the possibility of there being more variation in the true population than has been measured in the sample. Based on their sample of 5 cars, and therefore using the sample standard deviation, the manufacturers could state with 99% confidence that similar cars will do between 14.57 (MEAN-3SD) and 17.87 (MEAN+3SD) kilometres per litre .