Part 3 a. Find the mean for percent of low-income working families and percent of 18–64-year-old with no HS diploma. Compare these two means. What do you observe? b. Find the standard deviation for each of these two groups. Which group has the larger variation? c. Construct the boxplots for each group. Attach a copy of the boxplot to the project Is there any outlier for each group? Find the value of Q1 for each group. Which group has the lower value of Q1? Data:      percent of income working families | percent of 18-64 years old with no Hs diploma              Alabama 37.3       15.3 Alaska 25.9       8.6 Arizona 38.9      14.8 Arkansas 41.8    14 California 34.3   17.6 Colorado 127.6   10.1 Connecticut 21.1  9.5 Delaware 27.8  11.9 District of Columbia 23.2  10.8 Florida 37.3 13.1 Georgia 36.6 14.9 Hawaii 25.8 7.2 Idaho 38.6 10.7 Illinois 30.4 11.5 Indiana 31.9 12.2 Iowa 28.8 8.1 Kansas 32 9.7 Kentucky 34.1 13.6 Louisiana 36.3 16.1 Maine 30.4 7.1 Maryland 19.5 9.7 Massachusetts 20.1 9.1 Michigan 31.6 10 Minnesota 24.2 7.3 Mississippi 43.6 17 Missouri 32.7 11.1 Montana 36 7 Nebraska 31.1 8.7 Nevada 37.4 16.6 New Hampshire 19.7 7.3 New Jersey 21.2 10.1 New Mexico 43 16.2 New York 30.2 13 North Carolina 36.2 13.6 North Dakota 27.2 5.9 Ohio 31.8 10.3 Oklahoma 37.4 13.2 Oregon 33.9 10.8 Pennsylvania 26 9.4 Rhode Island 26.9 12 South Carolina 38.3 14.2 South Dakota 31 8.7 Tennessee 36.6 12.7 Texas 38.3 17.8 Utah 32.3 9.9 Vermont 26.2 6.6 Virginia 23.3 10.2 Washington 26.4 10.2 West Virginia 36.1 12.9 Wisconsin 28.7 8.5 Wyoming 28.1 8

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 Part 3
a. Find the mean for percent of low-income working families and percent of 18–64-year-old
with no HS diploma. Compare these two means. What do you observe?
b. Find the standard deviation for each of these two groups. Which group has the larger
variation?

c. Construct the boxplots for each group. Attach a copy of the boxplot to the project
Is there any outlier for each group?
Find the value of Q1 for each group. Which group has the lower value of Q1?

Data:      percent of income working families | percent of 18-64 years old with no Hs diploma

            

Alabama 37.3       15.3
Alaska 25.9       8.6
Arizona 38.9      14.8
Arkansas 41.8    14
California 34.3   17.6
Colorado 127.6   10.1
Connecticut 21.1  9.5
Delaware 27.8  11.9
District of Columbia 23.2  10.8
Florida 37.3 13.1
Georgia 36.6 14.9
Hawaii 25.8 7.2
Idaho 38.6 10.7
Illinois 30.4 11.5
Indiana 31.9 12.2
Iowa 28.8 8.1
Kansas 32 9.7
Kentucky 34.1 13.6
Louisiana 36.3 16.1
Maine 30.4 7.1
Maryland 19.5 9.7
Massachusetts 20.1 9.1
Michigan 31.6 10
Minnesota 24.2 7.3
Mississippi 43.6 17
Missouri 32.7 11.1
Montana 36 7
Nebraska 31.1 8.7
Nevada 37.4 16.6
New Hampshire 19.7 7.3
New Jersey 21.2 10.1
New Mexico 43 16.2
New York 30.2 13
North Carolina 36.2 13.6
North Dakota 27.2 5.9
Ohio 31.8 10.3
Oklahoma 37.4 13.2
Oregon 33.9 10.8
Pennsylvania 26 9.4
Rhode Island 26.9 12
South Carolina 38.3 14.2
South Dakota 31 8.7
Tennessee 36.6 12.7
Texas 38.3 17.8
Utah 32.3 9.9
Vermont 26.2 6.6
Virginia 23.3 10.2
Washington 26.4 10.2
West Virginia 36.1 12.9
Wisconsin 28.7 8.5
Wyoming 28.1 8

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