Question 2:
How do the average credit scores of people living in various cities in the US differ? The file Credit Score Data of 143 American cities is provided in Canvas.
City | State | Average Credit Score |
Detroit | Mi | 743 |
New York | NY | 762 |
Minneapolis | MN | 787 |
Hartford | CT | 774 |
Atlanta | GA | 727 |
Lafayette | LA | 730 |
Eugene | OR | 766 |
Wichita Falls | TX | 722 |
Oklahoma City | OK | 734 |
Denver | CO | 766 |
Cincinnati | OH | 763 |
Jacksonvile | FL | 728 |
Amarillo | TX | 726 |
Augusta | GA | 709 |
El Paso | TX | 710 |
Columbus | OH | 750 |
Boise | ID | 754 |
Rochester | NY | 767 |
Paducah | KY | 731 |
Toledo | OH | 750 |
Memphis | TN | 711 |
Tulsa | OK | 732 |
Des Moines | IA | 773 |
Fargo | ND | 776 |
Raleigh | NC | 743 |
Spokane | WA | 765 |
Salt Lake City | UT | 760 |
Knoxville | TN | 743 |
Tucson | AZ | 748 |
Birmingham | AL | 731 |
San Diego | CA | 753 |
LaCrosse | WI | 777 |
Phoenix | AZ | 733 |
Mobile | AL | 737 |
St. Louis | MO | 758 |
Reno | NV | 740 |
Washington | DC | 766 |
Tyler | TX | 710 |
Santa Barbara | CA | 771 |
Savannah | GA | 716 |
Beaumont | TX | 716 |
Baton Rouge | LA | 729 |
Huntsville | AL | 743 |
Sacramento | CA | 745 |
Madison | WI | 785 |
West Palm Beacvh | FL | 753 |
Milwaukee | WI | 765 |
New Orleans | LA | 731 |
Baltimore | MD | 759 |
Evansville | IN | 758 |
Wilmington | NC | 745 |
Kansas City | MO | 760 |
Grand Rapids | MI | 753 |
Providence | RI | 764 |
Charleston | WV | 732 |
Charlotte | NC | 739 |
Flint | MI | 747 |
Waco | TX | 713 |
Portland | ME | 772 |
Buffalo | NY | 758 |
Corpus Christi | TX | 702 |
Bakersfield | CA | 709 |
Fresno | CA | 721 |
Charleston | SC | 731 |
Philadelphia | PA | 760 |
Scranton | PA | 759 |
Topeka | KS | 764 |
Springfield | MA | 758 |
Ft. Myers | FL | 750 |
Greenvile | NC | 730 |
Lincoln | NE | 774 |
Columbia | SC | 714 |
Louisville | KY | 748 |
Salisbury | MD | 750 |
Omaha | NE | 767 |
Wausau | WI | 789 |
Indianapolis | IN | 741 |
Norfolk | VA | 740 |
Sioux Falls | SD | 778 |
Davenport | IA | 769 |
Albany | NY | 767 |
Columbus | GA | 721 |
Chattanooga | TN | 730 |
Dallas | TX | 722 |
Richmond | VA | 750 |
Orlando | FL | 734 |
Honolulu | HI | 769 |
Duluth | MN | 773 |
Tallahassee | FL | 719 |
Lansing | MI | 750 |
Harrisburg | PA | 776 |
Myrtle Beach | SC | 711 |
Seattle | WA | 776 |
Pittsburgh | PA | 773 |
Green Bay | WI | 780 |
Ft. Wayne | IN | 747 |
Palm Springs | CA | 741 |
Roanoke | VA | 752 |
Nashville | TN | 740 |
Monroe | LA | 706 |
Harlingen | TX | 700 |
Burlington | VT | 772 |
Rockford | IL | 761 |
Cleveland | OH | 760 |
Yakima | WA | 759 |
Altoona | PA | 770 |
Montgomery | AL | 712 |
Youngstown | OH | 751 |
Peoria | IL | 778 |
Shrevport | LA | 706 |
Cedar Rapids | IA | 781 |
Tri-Cities | TN | 738 |
Macon | GA | 715 |
Miami | FL | 719 |
Chico | CA | 754 |
Chicago | IL | 760 |
Tampa | FL | 740 |
Wichita | KS | 749 |
South Bend | IN | 753 |
Greensboro | NC | 748 |
Albuquerque | NM | 728 |
Las Vegas | NV | 709 |
San Francisco | CA | 781 |
Jacksonvile | MS | 701 |
Lexington | KY | 739 |
Columbus | MS | 717 |
Greenville | SC | 740 |
Champaign | IL | 754 |
Monterrey | CA | 759 |
Portland | OR | 768 |
Boson | MA | 779 |
Ft. Smith | AK | 733 |
Springfield | MO | 741 |
Dayton | OH | 753 |
Meford | OR | 760 |
Colorado Springs | CO | 759 |
San Antonio | TX | 716 |
Los Angeles | CA | 738 |
Syracuse | NY | 758 |
Little Rock | AK | 727 |
Austin | TX | 742 |
Traverse City | MI | 758 |
Houston | TX | 724 |
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