Activity 4Coconut Juice Revisited1. Proceeding in the same manner, compute the mean for each remaining row.2. Compute the sum of the means.3. Enter the values in the following table.4. Divide this sum by the number of means. The result is called overall mean.5. The overall mean is the point estimate of the population mean. What is this number?6. Discuss your procedure with your classmates.4 Statistics and Probability 956Sum of ScoresSample Row1Mean4980498449724497949846.4971Overall MeanIn-Class Activity 5More on Coconut JuiceTask:* Look at the 60 bottles of coconut juice as consisting of 10 c

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