The accompanying frequency distribution represents the square footage of a random sample of 500 houses that are owner occupied year round. Approximate the mean and standard deviation square footage.
Square footage |
Frequency |
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0−4991, |
9 |
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500−9991, |
13 |
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1,000−1,499 |
36 |
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1,500−1,999 |
115 |
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2,000−2,499 |
125 |
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2,500−2,999 |
83 |
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3,000−3,499 |
45 |
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3,500−3,999 |
45 |
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4,000−4,499 |
22 |
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4,500−4,999 |
7 |
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The standard deviation square footage is
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The accompanying frequency distribution represents the square footage of a random sample of 500 houses that...
help! The accompanying equency distribution represents the square footage of a random sample of 500 houses that are owner occupied year round Approximate the mean and standard deviation square footage IT Click the icon to view the data table The mean square footage is x = 2.462 (Round to the nearest Integer as needed) The standard deviation square footage is (Round to one decimal place as needed.) Housing Data Frequency Square footage 0 - 499 500 - 999 1000 -...
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