Compute the the SS (sum of squared deviation)  for Jumping Jacks. Round your answer the nearest 2 decimal places.  Subjects Jumping Jacks (x) Hours of Sleep (y) Albert 2 18 Jane 4 17 Cui 5 16 Solette 9 11 William 8 13

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The data in the table represent the ages of the winners of an award for the past five years. Use the data to answer questions​ (a) through​ (c).   25 30 61 48 42   a. Determine the population mean​ age, μ​, of the five winners.   μ=________________ ​(Type an integer or a​ decimal.)   b. Consider samples of size 3 without replacement. Find the mean of the variable x.   Ages x     Ages x Full data set        25, 30, 61 38.67     25, 48, 42 38.33       25, 30, 48 34.33     30, 61, 48 46.33       25, 30, 42 32.33     30, 61, 42 44.33       25, 61, 48 44.67     30, 48, 42 40.00       25, 61, 42 42.67     61, 48, 42 50.33         The mean of the variable x is ______________. ​(Round to two decimal places as​ needed.)   c. Find μx​, using only the result of part​ (a).   μx=_________________ ​(Type an integer or a​ decimal.)

Player His Average Points Other's Average Points Other's Standard Deviation Fredo 153 163 15 Karl 163 183 35 Table 2.57 a. Which player had the higher average points when compared to the other players on his team? Fredo O Karl b. Use Table 2.57 to find the value that is three standard deviations above the mean for each team. Enter the exact answers. Fredo's team: Number Karl's team: Number C. Use Table 2.57 to find the value that is three standard deviations below the mean for each team. Enter the exact answers. Fredo's team: Number Karl's team: Number Next Back Question Menu- Quit & Save Submit Assignment 502 PM 200