Please see attached In Excel, for each of the 2 majors calculate the mean, median, minimum, maximum, range, and standarddeviation for the columns 'Cost and '30-Year ROI. Make sure to use the standard deviation of the sample.(You will see an S in the Excel formula - Don't pick the P - that's the population)

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In Excel, for each of the 2 majors calculate the mean, median, minimum, maximum, range, and standard
deviation for the columns 'Cost and '30-Year ROI. Make sure to use the standard deviation of the sample.
(You will see an S in the Excel formula - Don't pick the P - that's the population)

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School Type: Private

Cost: Column B

Mean: 211118.8=AVERAGE(B2:B17)

Median: 217550=MEDIAN(B2:B17)

Minimum: 148800=MIN(B2:B17)

Maximum: 229900=MAX(B2:B17)

Range: 81100=maximum-minimum

Standard deviation: 21696.92=STDEV.S(B2:B17)

30 Year ROI: Column C

Mean: 1485125=AVERAGE(C2:C17)

Median: 1441500=MEDIAN(C2:C17)

Minimum: 1321000=MIN(C2:C17)

Maximum: 1786000=MAX(C2:C17)

Range: 465000=maximum-minimum

Standard deviation: 144128.6=STDEV.S(C2:C17)

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