The Bureau of Elections in a county samples the voting records by party. It finds that the Yellow Party has a sample mean of 2,495 people who voted in the last election with a standard deviation of 34.65. The Orange Party has a sample mean of 2,575 and a standard deviation of 82.29. What inference can you make about the voter data? O The standard deviation for the Yellow Party data indicates that the range of people who voted is closer to the mean than for the Orange Party. O The standard deviation for the Orange Party data indicates that the range of people who voted is closer to the mean than for the Yellow Party. O The standard deviations and means for both parties indicate that more people in the Yellow Party voted than people in the Orange Party.

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The Bureau of Elections in a county samples the voting records by party. It finds that the Yellow Party has a sample
mean of 2,495 people who voted in the last election with a standard deviation of 34.65. The Orange Party has a sample
mean of 2,575 and a standard deviation of 82.29. What inference can you make about the voter data?
O The standard deviation for the Yellow Party data indicates that the range of people who voted is closer to the mean than for the
Orange Party.
O The standard deviation for the Orange Party data indicates that the range of people who voted is closer to the mean than for the
Yellow Party.
O The standard deviations and means for both parties indicate that more people in the Yellow Party voted than people in the Orange
Party.
Transcribed Image Text:The Bureau of Elections in a county samples the voting records by party. It finds that the Yellow Party has a sample mean of 2,495 people who voted in the last election with a standard deviation of 34.65. The Orange Party has a sample mean of 2,575 and a standard deviation of 82.29. What inference can you make about the voter data? O The standard deviation for the Yellow Party data indicates that the range of people who voted is closer to the mean than for the Orange Party. O The standard deviation for the Orange Party data indicates that the range of people who voted is closer to the mean than for the Yellow Party. O The standard deviations and means for both parties indicate that more people in the Yellow Party voted than people in the Orange Party.
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