Please show me the last two question, which is four and five Below are daily numbers of reported COVID deaths in LA County during Aug. 2020:1610 27 31 38 58 51 13 8 48 46 57 61 64 19 953 48 68 573545 64 58 63 19 10 5112 23 50(i) Compute the sample mean ã.(ii) Compute the variance v of the empirical distribution.Compute the sample variance s² and the sample standard deviation s.(iv) Draw the ordered stem-and-leaf display for the sample.(v) Draw the box plot for the sample.

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Below are daily numbers of reported COVID deaths in LA County during Aug. 2020: 16 10 27 31 38 58 51 13 8 48 46 57 61 64 19 9 35 45 64 58 63 19 10 51 53 48 68 57 12 23 50 (i) Compute the sample mean T. (ii) Compute the variance v of the empirical distribution. (iii) Compute the sample variance s² and the sample standard deviation s. (iv) Draw the ordered stem-and-leaf display for the sample. (v) Draw the box plot for the sample.

Below are daily numbers of reported COVID deaths in LA County during Aug. 2020: 16 10 27 31 38 58 51 13 8 48 46 57 61 64 19 9 35 45 64 58 63 19 10 51 53 48 68 57 12 23 50 (i) Compute the sample mean T. (ii) Compute the variance v of the empirical distribution. (iii) Compute the sample variance s² and the sample standard deviation s. (iv) Draw the ordered stem-and-leaf display for the sample. (v) Draw the box plot for the sample.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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