Hello, I was reviewing this problem, but I cannot understand how we get 24.7358 for the xbar under rainfall.I manually added the all the numbers in the data under rainfall and divided it by 13. I even used excel to find the mean and I keep getting the answer 24.63846Can you help me understand what I am doing wrong?See attachedThank you! The following data represent a random sample of daily rainfall for 13 June days in Oregon, expressed inmillimeters (mm), and a random sample of 11 high temperatures (°F) for June days in Oregon.Rainfall Temperature25.323.2221924.924.722.823.326.222.427.327.331.9Find the following statistics. Do not round between steps, round answers to four decimal places.StatisticRainfallTemperaturenxSCV89.992.886.171.582.777.490.884.380.380.185.41324.7385✔ OF2.9264 X11.8342 X %1184.3818 06.3314✔ O7.5046OF %

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Hello, I was reviewing this problem, but I cannot understand how we get 24.7358 for the xbar under rainfall. I manually added the all the numbers in the data under rainfall and divided it by 13. I even used excel to find the mean and I keep getting the answer 24.63846 Can you help me understand what I am doing wrong? See attached Thank you!

Hello, I was reviewing this problem, but I cannot understand how we get 24.7358 for the xbar under rainfall. I manually added the all the numbers in the data under rainfall and divided it by 13. I even used excel to find the mean and I keep getting the answer 24.63846 Can you help me understand what I am doing wrong? See attached Thank you!

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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