what is the number of weeks the motion picture was in release? Opening Gross Sales ($millions)Total Gross Sales ($millions)Number of TheatersWeeks in ReleaseMean27.5149Mean90.4664Мean3114.35Mean14.58Standard Error2.651559558Standard Error6.812466159Standard Error61.07902544Standard Error0.504961245Median19.08Median72.4Median3102.5Median14.5Mode#N/AMode37.3Mode3555Mode16Standard Deviation26.51559558Standard Deviation68.12466159Standard Deviation610.7902544Standard Deviation5.049612446Sample Variance703.0768091Sample Variance4640.969516Sample Variance373064.7348Sample Variance25.49858586Kurtosis10.56196499Kurtosis4.681960897Kurtosis1.189055452Kurtosis9.607336303Skewness2.885804754Skewness1.996160997Skewness-0.726706156Skewness1.990546395RangeMinimum169.12Range351.87Range3337Range370.07Minimum29.14Minimum1038Minimum6.Maximum169.19Мaximum381.01Maximum4375Maximum43Sum2751.49Sum9046.64Sum311435Sum1458Count100Count100Count100Count100Largest(1)Smallest(1)Confidence Level(95.0%)Largest(1)Smallest(1)Confidence Level(95.0%)Largest(1)Smallest(1)Confidence Level (95.0%)Largest(1)Smallest(1)Confidence Level(95.0%)169.19381.014375430.0729.1410385.26126942413.51741083121.19403771.00195266280th Percentile35.57880th Percentile127.87480th Percentile3627.880th Percentile18

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