AucuneSIM5:31 PM@ 17 %The North Valley Real Estaterecord AgentPriceSizeBedrooms Baths Pool (yes is 1)Garage (Yes is 1) DaysTownship Mortgage typeYears FICO Default (Yes is 1)1 Marty20642418201,52 Fixed1332 8242 Rose346150 301032364 Fixed9 8203 Carter372360 3210431212 Fixed18 8194 Peterson310622333032,51263 Fixed17 8175 Carter496100451064,51134 Fixed178166 Peterson294086 34404311314 Fixed198137 Carter228810 263042,51394 Adjustable108138 Isaacs9 Peterson384420 44703,5262 Fixed6 812416120404053,51264 Fixed81010 Isaacs4874944380411323 Fixed6 80811 Rose448800 52806.4354 Fixed8 80619 8059 80112 Peterson3889604420431502 Adjustable113 Marty335610 297032.51253 Adjustable114 Rose276000 23001,5341 Fixed2079815 Rose346421 297o411173 Adjustable10 79516 Isaacs45391336606.411123 Fixed18 79217 Carter376146 329053,511282 Adjustable9 792118 Peterson69443059003,511363 Adjustable10 78819 Rose251269 20503211383 Fixed16 78620 Rose547596 49206.4,511375 Fixed2 78521 Marty214910 19501,51204 Fixed78422 Rose188799195021,51521 Fixed10 78223 Carter459950 46804311314 Fixed8 7811 Fixed1 Fixed5 Adjustable24 Isaacs264160 254032,514018 78025 Carter39355731804311542077626 Isaacs47867546603,511269 77327 Carter384020 42203,51234 Adjustable9 772128 Marty3132003600431313 Fixed19 77229 Isaacs274482299031373 Fixed576930 Marty167962 19202.1,511315 Fixed6 76931 Isaacs17582319702.1,51285 Adjustable9 766132 Isaacs22649825204311283 Fixed8 763133 Carter31682731504311224 Fixed2 759134 Carter189984 15502.1,51222 Fixed17 75835 Marty36635030903211233 Fixed5 754136 Isaacs416160 4080431254 Fixed1275337 Isaacs308000350041372 Fixed1875238 Rose2943572620311154 Fixed1075139 Carter337144 27904311193 Fixed15 74940 Peterson299730 29103312 Fixed137485 7469 74141 Rose445740 4370431193 Fixed1 Adjustable5 Fixed5 Adjustable42 Rose410592 42001127143 Peterson667732 55703,511294 74044 Rose523584 50506.4111910 73945 Marty33600033603323 Fixed6 73746 Marty202598227031281 Fixed10 73747 Marty326695 28302,51304 Fixed8 73648 Rose321320 277031234 Fixed6 73649 Isaacs246820 2870431275 Fixed13735546084 59105 Adjustable10 73150 Isaacs6.113551 Isaacs79308417452868005.511274 Fixed6 72952 Isaacs16001,51392 Fixed15 72853 Peterson39255439704311304 Fixed17 72654 Peterson26316030603.1263 Fixed10 72655 Rose23712019001,51143 Fixed18 72315 7155 71056 Carter225750 215021,511272 Fixed1 Fixed5 Fixed57 Isaacs84842071906.414958 Carter371956 3110o3,51298 71059 Carter40453832903.511242 Fixed14 70760 Rose250090281041185 Fixed1170461 Peterson369978383042.511274 Fixed1070362 Peterson209292 16302.1,51183 Fixed10 70163 Isaacs19003218501.511304 Adjustable2 67564 Isaacs216720252032,524 Adjustable5674165 Marty323417 3220414 Adjustable1 Adjustable1 Adjustable3222 67366 Isaacs316210 30703301 67367 Peterson226054 20901,511286 67068 Marty183920 20903302 Adjustable8.669169 Rose248400 230032,511502 Adjustable4 66770 Isaacs466560 576053,5424 Adjustable3 66571 Rose8 6622 656667212 61103 Adjustable1 Adjustable5 Adjustable3 Adjustable61121172 Peterson362710 4370o42,512473 Rose265440 31603,511223 6537 6527 64774 Rose706596 6600751140175 Marty293700 3300144 Adjustable176 Marty199448 23301,511253 Adjustable5 64412 Adjustable2 Adjustable1 Adjustable4 Adjustable77 Carter36953342304311322 64278 Marty79 Marty23012120302.1,51213 63916900016901,5207 639180 Peterson190291204021,511316.631181 Rose39358446604311343 Adjustable7 630182 Marty363792 286032,51485 Adjustable36262 Adjustable1 Adjustable83 Carter360960 38406.4,5325626184 Carter31087731803211406.624185 Peterson919480767085.511304 Adjustable1 62386 Carter392904 340021402 Adjustable8 61814 Adjustable1 Adjustable1 Adjustable87 Carter200928184021,511363618188 Carter53790048906.41237 61489 Rose258120 239032.51236 614190 Carter558342 61606.11243 Adjustable7 61391 Marty3 Adjustable5 Adjustable302720 344042,51383 609192 Isaacs240115 22201,513960993 Carter793656 6530511534 Adjustable3 6051 1. Using the The North Valley Real Estate data answer thefollowing questiona. Adam Marty recently joined North Valley RealEstate and was assigned twenty homes to marketand show. When he was hired, North Valley assuredhim that the twenty homes would be fairly assignedto him. When he reviewed the selling prices of hisassigned homes, he thought that the prices weremuch below the average of $357,000. Adam wasable to find the data of how the other agents in thefirm were assigned to the homes. Use statisticalinference to analyze the "fairness" that homes

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a. Adam Marty recently joined North Valley Real Estate and was assigned twenty homes to market and show. When he was hired, North Valley assured him that the twenty homes would be fairly assigned to him. When he reviewed the selling prices of his assigned homes, he thought that the prices were much below the average of $357,000. Adam was

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Aucune
SIM
5:31 PM
@ 17 %
The North Valley Real Estate
record Agent
Price
Size
Bedrooms Baths Pool (yes is 1)
Garage (Yes is 1) Days
Township Mortgage type
Years FICO Default (Yes is 1)
1 Marty
206424
1820
1,5
2 Fixed
1
33
2 824
2 Rose
346150 3010
3
2
36
4 Fixed
9 820
3 Carter
372360 3210
4
3
1
21
2 Fixed
18 819
4 Peterson
310622
3330
3
2,5
1
26
3 Fixed
17 817
5 Carter
496100
4510
6
4,5
1
13
4 Fixed
17
816
6 Peterson
294086 3440
4
3
1
1
31
4 Fixed
19
813
7 Carter
228810 2630
4
2,5
1
39
4 Adjustable
10
813
8 Isaacs
9 Peterson
384420 4470
3,5
26
2 Fixed
6 812
416120
4040
5
3,5
1
26
4 Fixed
810
10 Isaacs
487494
4380
4
1
1
32
3 Fixed
6 808
11 Rose
448800 5280
6.
4
35
4 Fixed
8 806
1
9 805
9 801
12 Peterson
388960
4420
4
3
1
50
2 Adjustable
1
13 Marty
335610 2970
3
2.5
1
25
3 Adjustable
1
14 Rose
276000 2300
1,5
34
1 Fixed
20
798
15 Rose
346421 297o
4
1
1
17
3 Adjustable
10 795
16 Isaacs
453913
3660
6.
4
1
1
12
3 Fixed
18 792
17 Carter
376146 3290
5
3,5
1
1
28
2 Adjustable
9 792
1
18 Peterson
694430
5900
3,5
1
1
36
3 Adjustable
10 788
19 Rose
251269 2050
3
2
1
1
38
3 Fixed
16 786
20 Rose
547596 4920
6.
4,5
1
1
37
5 Fixed
2 785
21 Marty
214910 1950
1,5
1
20
4 Fixed
784
22 Rose
188799
1950
2
1,5
1
52
1 Fixed
10 782
23 Carter
459950 4680
4
3
1
1
31
4 Fixed
8 781
1 Fixed
1 Fixed
5 Adjustable
24 Isaacs
264160 2540
3
2,5
1
40
18 780
25 Carter
393557
3180
4
3
1
1
54
20
776
26 Isaacs
478675
4660
3,5
1
1
26
9 773
27 Carter
384020 4220
3,5
1
23
4 Adjustable
9 772
1
28 Marty
313200
3600
4
3
1
31
3 Fixed
19 772
29 Isaacs
274482
2990
3
1
37
3 Fixed
5
769
30 Marty
167962 1920
2.
1,5
1
1
31
5 Fixed
6 769
31 Isaacs
175823
1970
2.
1,5
1
28
5 Adjustable
9 766
1
32 Isaacs
226498
2520
4
3
1
1
28
3 Fixed
8 763
1
33 Carter
316827
3150
4
3
1
1
22
4 Fixed
2 759
1
34 Carter
189984 1550
2.
1,5
1
22
2 Fixed
17 758
35 Marty
366350
3090
3
2
1
1
23
3 Fixed
5 754
1
36 Isaacs
416160 4080
4
3
1
25
4 Fixed
12
753
37 Isaacs
308000
3500
4
1
37
2 Fixed
18
752
38 Rose
294357
2620
3
1
1
15
4 Fixed
10
751
39 Carter
337144 2790
4
3
1
1
19
3 Fixed
15 749
40 Peterson
299730 2910
3
31
2 Fixed
13
748
5 746
9 741
41 Rose
445740 4370
4
3
1
19
3 Fixed
1 Adjustable
5 Fixed
5 Adjustable
42 Rose
410592 4200
1
1
27
1
43 Peterson
667732 5570
3,5
1
1
29
4 740
44 Rose
523584 5050
6.
4
1
1
19
10 739
45 Marty
336000
3360
3
32
3 Fixed
6 737
46 Marty
202598
2270
3
1
28
1 Fixed
10 737
47 Marty
326695 2830
2,5
1
30
4 Fixed
8 736
48 Rose
321320 2770
3
1
23
4 Fixed
6 736
49 Isaacs
246820 2870
4
3
1
27
5 Fixed
13
735
546084 5910
5 Adjustable
10 731
50 Isaacs
6.
1
1
35
51 Isaacs
793084
174528
6800
5.5
1
1
27
4 Fixed
6 729
52 Isaacs
1600
1,5
1
39
2 Fixed
15 728
53 Peterson
392554
3970
4
3
1
1
30
4 Fixed
17 726
54 Peterson
263160
3060
3.
1
26
3 Fixed
10 726
55 Rose
237120
1900
1,5
1
14
3 Fixed
18 723
15 715
5 710
56 Carter
225750 2150
2
1,5
1
1
27
2 Fixed
1 Fixed
5 Fixed
57 Isaacs
848420
7190
6.
4
1
49
58 Carter
371956 3110o
3,5
1
29
8 710
59 Carter
404538
3290
3.5
1
1
24
2 Fixed
14 707
60 Rose
250090
2810
4
1
18
5 Fixed
11
704
61 Peterson
369978
3830
4
2.5
1
1
27
4 Fixed
10
703
62 Peterson
209292 1630
2.
1,5
1
18
3 Fixed
10 701
63 Isaacs
190032
1850
1.5
1
1
30
4 Adjustable
2 675
64 Isaacs
216720
2520
3
2,5
2
4 Adjustable
5
674
1
65 Marty
323417 3220
4
1
4 Adjustable
1 Adjustable
1 Adjustable
3
22
2 673
66 Isaacs
316210 3070
3
30
1 673
67 Peterson
226054 2090
1,5
1
1
28
6 670
68 Marty
183920 2090
3
30
2 Adjustable
8.
669
1
69 Rose
248400 2300
3
2,5
1
1
50
2 Adjustable
4 667
70 Isaacs
466560 5760
5
3,5
42
4 Adjustable
3 665
71 Rose
8 662
2 656
667212 6110
3 Adjustable
1 Adjustable
5 Adjustable
3 Adjustable
6
1
1
21
1
72 Peterson
362710 4370o
4
2,5
1
24
73 Rose
265440 3160
3,5
1
1
22
3 653
7 652
7 647
74 Rose
706596 6600
7
5
1
1
40
1
75 Marty
293700 3300
14
4 Adjustable
1
76 Marty
199448 2330
1,5
1
1
25
3 Adjustable
5 644
1
2 Adjustable
2 Adjustable
1 Adjustable
4 Adjustable
77 Carter
369533
4230
4
3
1
1
32
2 642
78 Marty
79 Marty
230121
2030
2.
1,5
1
21
3 639
169000
1690
1,5
20
7 639
1
80 Peterson
190291
2040
2
1,5
1
1
31
6.
631
1
81 Rose
393584
4660
4
3
1
1
34
3 Adjustable
7 630
1
82 Marty
363792 2860
3
2,5
1
48
5 Adjustable
3
626
2 Adjustable
1 Adjustable
83 Carter
360960 3840
6.
4,5
32
5
626
1
84 Carter
310877
3180
3
2
1
1
40
6.
624
1
85 Peterson
919480
7670
8
5.5
1
1
30
4 Adjustable
1 623
86 Carter
392904 3400
2
1
40
2 Adjustable
8 618
1
4 Adjustable
1 Adjustable
1 Adjustable
87 Carter
200928
1840
2
1,5
1
1
36
3
618
1
88 Carter
537900
4890
6.
4
1
23
7 614
89 Rose
258120 2390
3
2.5
1
23
6 614
1
90 Carter
558342 6160
6.
1
1
24
3 Adjustable
7 613
91 Marty
3 Adjustable
5 Adjustable
302720 3440
4
2,5
1
38
3 609
1
92 Isaacs
240115 2220
1,5
1
39
609
93 Carter
793656 6530
5
1
1
53
4 Adjustable
3 605
1

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