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![The coin size data (measured in millimeters) collected from each group is shown below.
Low Income
High Income
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15
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You can copy the data into Excel by highlighting the data, right-clicking and selecting Copy, then
opening Excel, clicking on a blank cell, and selecting Paste from the Edit menu.
Give your answers to at least 3 decimal places accuracy. Keep the data in Excel, as you will need this
information again in later questions.
2. Compute the following summary statistics](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/b47873f6-76fa-48a7-8f85-a681973afe9e/554125ac-2482-488b-a27a-38b8fd781d44/9lm3pg9_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:The coin size data (measured in millimeters) collected from each group is shown below.
Low Income
High Income
14
19
23
24
29
17
17
20
18
15
23
21
19
21
17
19
17
26
25
21
25
15
23
19
24
21
17
17
24
21
24
24
11
15
18
You can copy the data into Excel by highlighting the data, right-clicking and selecting Copy, then
opening Excel, clicking on a blank cell, and selecting Paste from the Edit menu.
Give your answers to at least 3 decimal places accuracy. Keep the data in Excel, as you will need this
information again in later questions.
2. Compute the following summary statistics
![15
18
You can copy the data into Excel by highlighting the data, right-clicking and selecting Copy, then
opening Excel, clicking on a blank cell, and selecting Paste from the Edit menu.
Give your answers to at least 3 decimal places accuracy. Keep the data in Excel, as you will need this
information again in later questions.
2. Compute the following summary statistics
a) The mean for the low income group is:
b) The median for the low income group is:
c) The standard deviation for the low income group is:
d) The mean for the high income group is:
e) The median for the high income group is:
f) The standard deviation for the high income group is:](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/b47873f6-76fa-48a7-8f85-a681973afe9e/554125ac-2482-488b-a27a-38b8fd781d44/c31roge_thumbnail.png)
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You can copy the data into Excel by highlighting the data, right-clicking and selecting Copy, then
opening Excel, clicking on a blank cell, and selecting Paste from the Edit menu.
Give your answers to at least 3 decimal places accuracy. Keep the data in Excel, as you will need this
information again in later questions.
2. Compute the following summary statistics
a) The mean for the low income group is:
b) The median for the low income group is:
c) The standard deviation for the low income group is:
d) The mean for the high income group is:
e) The median for the high income group is:
f) The standard deviation for the high income group is:
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