Please provide a long analysis that’s well detail for the skewness and Kurtosis as soon as possible :::: NO SHORT ANSWERs 5:23◄ WhatsApp←ECO 4000 - Group Assign...The Descriptive StatisticInterpretation and AnalysisStatistics on Series EFFRQuarterly Data From 1954:01 To 2023:02Observations2Sample Mean12.868526Standard Error0.215928t-Statistic (Mean=0)(Mean=0) 0.000000Skewness0.000000Kurtosis (excess)0.000035Jarque-Bera0.000000Minimum17.78000001-%ile16.03250005-%ile10.96166710-%ile9.33500025-%ile6.280833Median1814121086276 Skipped/Missing4.596643 Variance3.587273 SE of Sample Mean21.287804Signif Level1.008315Signif Level (Sk=0)1.236303Signif Level (Ku=0)64.345237 Signif Level (JB=0)540.060000 Maximum0.073333 99-%ile0.093333 95-%ile0.156667 90-%ile1.835000 75-%ile4.170000docs.google.com 5:24◄ WhatsAppmathera1905116015Share...1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2000Save to PhotosCopy

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The Descriptive Statistic Interpretation and Analysis Statistics on Series EFFR Quarterly Data From 1954:01 To 2023:02 Observations 276 Skipped/Missing 2 Sample Mean 12.868526 4.596643 Variance Standard Error 0.215928 t-Statistic (Mean=0) (Mean=0) 0.000000 Skewness 0.000000 Kurtosis (excess) 0.000035 Jarque-Bera 0.000000 3.587273 SE of Sample Mean 21.287804 Signif Level 1.008315 Signif Level (Sk=0) Signif Level (Ku=0) 64.345237 Signif Level (JB=0) Minimum 17.780000 01-%ile 16.032500 05-%ile 10.961667 10-%ile 9.335000 25-%ile 6.280833 Median 1.236303 0.060000 Maximum 0.073333 99-%ile 0.093333 95-%ile 0.156667 90-%ile 1.835000 75-%ile 4.170000

The Descriptive Statistic Interpretation and Analysis Statistics on Series EFFR Quarterly Data From 1954:01 To 2023:02 Observations 276 Skipped/Missing 2 Sample Mean 12.868526 4.596643 Variance Standard Error 0.215928 t-Statistic (Mean=0) (Mean=0) 0.000000 Skewness 0.000000 Kurtosis (excess) 0.000035 Jarque-Bera 0.000000 3.587273 SE of Sample Mean 21.287804 Signif Level 1.008315 Signif Level (Sk=0) Signif Level (Ku=0) 64.345237 Signif Level (JB=0) Minimum 17.780000 01-%ile 16.032500 05-%ile 10.961667 10-%ile 9.335000 25-%ile 6.280833 Median 1.236303 0.060000 Maximum 0.073333 99-%ile 0.093333 95-%ile 0.156667 90-%ile 1.835000 75-%ile 4.170000

Algebra for College Students

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