The symbol \( \color{green} \sigma \) and \( \color{blue} s \) both represent variance in a data. Can you identify the difference? More precisely, when do you use \( \color{green} \sigma \) to represent the variance thinking that \( \color{blue} s \) would not be appropriate?
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