In terms of resale value, is remodeling a kitchen worth the cost? The following cost and resale figures were reported for 12 cities. Assuming the differences are normally distributed in the population, enter the data into Excel and compute the standard deviation of the differences (cost - resale). Enter your answer as a number rounded to 2 decimal places. Do not include the $ sign in your answer. City Cost Resale Atlanta 25163 20427 Boston 24625 27255 Dallas 23126 22563 Des Moines 12600 22115 Kansas City 24588 23256 Louisville 19267 21887 Portland 20150 24255 Raleigh 22500 19852 Reno 16667 23624 Ridgewood 26875 25885 San Francisco 35333 28999 Tulsa 16292 20836

In terms of resale value, is remodeling a kitchen worth the cost? The following cost and resale figures were reported for 12 cities. Assuming the differences are normally distributed in the population, enter the data into Excel and compute the standard deviation of the differences (cost - resale). Enter your answer as a number rounded to 2 decimal places. Do not include the $ sign in your answer. City Cost Resale Atlanta 25163 20427 Boston 24625 27255 Dallas 23126 22563 Des Moines 12600 22115 Kansas City 24588 23256 Louisville 19267 21887 Portland 20150 24255 Raleigh 22500 19852 Reno 16667 23624 Ridgewood 26875 25885 San Francisco 35333 28999 Tulsa 16292 20836

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