we have to compare the result of each variable using mean,meadian,mode and 5% trimmed mean of male and female MeanMedianMode5% Trimmed MeanVariable \MeasurementAge34.7234.623434393934.4934.39Years of8.188.567.008.0017.798.28Services46051.95 43123.46 35000.00 33000.00 26000 21000 41562.05 38314.81MonthlySalarySress_Levell13.8412.175.327.41311.0410.18MaleFemaleMaleFemaleMaleFemaleMaleFemale

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Description: we have to compare the result of each variable using mean,meadian,mode and 5% trimmed mean of male and female MeanMedianMode5% Trimmed MeanVariable \MeasurementAge34.7234.623434393934.4934.39Years of8.188.567.008.0017.798.28Services46051.95 43123.46

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Мean Median Mode 5% Trimmed Mean Variable \ Measurement Age 34.72 34.62 34 34 39 39 34.49 34.39 8.18 8.00 7.79 8.28 Years of Services Monthly Salary Sress_Levell 8.56 7.00 1 46051.95 43123.46 35000.00 33000.00 26000 21000 41562.05 38314.81 13.84 12.17 5.32 7.41 3 11.04 10.18 Male Female Male Female Male Female

Мean Median Mode 5% Trimmed Mean Variable \ Measurement Age 34.72 34.62 34 34 39 39 34.49 34.39 8.18 8.00 7.79 8.28 Years of Services Monthly Salary Sress_Levell 8.56 7.00 1 46051.95 43123.46 35000.00 33000.00 26000 21000 41562.05 38314.81 13.84 12.17 5.32 7.41 3 11.04 10.18 Male Female Male Female Male Female

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.4: Distributions Of Data

Problem 3CYU

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