Consumption of Natural Gas: Following data represents the energy consumption of natural gas (in billions of Btu) by the 50 states and the District of Columbia. 474 475 205 639 197 344 3 409 247 66 377 87 747 1166 223 248 958 406 251 3462 2391 514 371 58 224 530 317 267 769 9 188 289 76 678 331 52 214 165 255 319 34 1300 284 834 114 1082 73 62 95 393 Part a Find Arithmetic Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean and Root Mean Square (using discrete data values)

Consumption of Natural Gas: Following data represents the energy consumption of natural gas (in billions of Btu) by the 50 states and the District of Columbia. 474 475 205 639 197 344 3 409 247 66 377 87 747 1166 223 248 958 406 251 3462 2391 514 371 58 224 530 317 267 769 9 188 289 76 678 331 52 214 165 255 319 34 1300 284 834 114 1082 73 62 95 393 Part a Find Arithmetic Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean and Root Mean Square (using discrete data values)

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