Hello, Could someone walk me through this problem, although I had wrote the answer to it, but I still do not fully understand how to get the solution. Thank You. Summary statistics for Rania's data are shown in the table below.VariableAP® STATISTICS FREE-RESPONSE QUESTIONSNumber ofsoft drinksGenderFemaleMaleN6040Mean2.907.45StandardDeviation1.802.22(c) Based on the summary statistics, calculate the estimated standard deviation of the sampling distribution ofRania's point estimator Xoverall = (0.6)X female+ (0.4)X male.Je 2120)² + (4202)²631.802.22JGO01949+,0197136 2.1979in teidmestaylaga furim.

Given that Sample sizes n1=60 , n2=40 Sample means X̄1=2.90 , X̄2=7.45 ?1 = 1.80…

AP STATISTICS FREE-RESPONSE QUESTIONS Summary statistics for Rania's data are shown in the table below. Variable Number of soft drinks Gender Female Male N 60 40 Jesar 0:62 Mean 2.90 7.45 Standard Deviation 1.80 2.22 (c) Based on the summary statistics, calculate the estimated standard deviation of the sampling distribution of Rania's point estimator Xoverall = (0.6)X female + (0.4)X male. (6 6 2 140 ) ² + (-.-) 2) ²2 01949+.0197136 21.1979 in to mentay ing d for 13.

AP STATISTICS FREE-RESPONSE QUESTIONS Summary statistics for Rania's data are shown in the table below. Variable Number of soft drinks Gender Female Male N 60 40 Jesar 0:62 Mean 2.90 7.45 Standard Deviation 1.80 2.22 (c) Based on the summary statistics, calculate the estimated standard deviation of the sampling distribution of Rania's point estimator Xoverall = (0.6)X female + (0.4)X male. (6 6 2 140 ) ² + (-.-) 2) ²2 01949+.0197136 21.1979 in to mentay ing d for 13.

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