more variability? Explainprovide an interpretation of this comparison.b. Why do you think the researchers providedthis information in the article? What do youthink they wanted readers to garner from thisinformation?Activity 9-1.ExercisWithdc. Do you suspect that the empirical rule holdsfor any of these variables? If not, explain. If so,identify one variable for whichempirical rule holds and explain why.Suppose a bankwithdrawals thathink theyoumachines at thrsample 50 withthe data in theExercise 9-22: Hypothetical Exam1u worare zeros. Thefile HypoATNScores 7-12, 8-22, 8-23, 9-22, 10-22, 27-8For each of the following properties, construct adataset of ten hypothetical exam scores that satisfiesthe property. Assume the exam scores are integersbetween 0 and 100, inclusive, repeats allowed. Youmay use technology to perform the calculations.CashAmount20a. Less than half of the exam scores fall withinone standard deviation of the mean.3040b. The standard deviation is positive, but theinterquartile range equals 0.c. All of the exam scores fall within one standarddeviation of the mean.d. The standard deviation is as large as possible.e. The interquartile range is as large as possible, abut the standard deviation is not as large aspossible.f. The mean absolute deviation is exactly half aslarge as the range.5060TH R70809C1011Exercise 9-23: More Measures00.1Consider the following two numerical measures:Midrona. Р.

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For each of the following properties, construct a dataset of ten hypothetical exam scores that satisfies the Assume the exam scores are integers property. between 0 and 100, inclusive, repeats allowed. You may use technology to perform the calculations.

For each of the following properties, construct a dataset of ten hypothetical exam scores that satisfies the Assume the exam scores are integers property. between 0 and 100, inclusive, repeats allowed. You may use technology to perform the calculations.

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