MGT 555 ASSIGNMENT 2- INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT1. Using the given data, compute the following: Descriptive statistics for Earnings per Event(Earnings/Event)2. Using the given data, compute the following: Descriptive statistics forEvents3. Using the given data, compute the following: Descriptive statistics for Average Score ВGolfing StatisticsAvg. Score GIR (%)* Driving Distance Driving Accuracy (%) Putts/Round31.82Earnings/EventEvents$239,493.682270.3767.9288.460.2$177,249.182869.4369.4286.967.931.3070.2371.056.4$218,619.182267.1276.0308.531.81$186,380.082470.4668.031.81$209,511.75$181,987.292069.7868.3282.968.531.432170.3465.1299.152.731.72$162,536.132369.9266.3287.865.231.68$174,534.95$135,353.7070.2570.642165.3277.062.431.522768.0291.867.932.35$212,540.821769.9368.7294.261.331.55$297,079.501270.2669.3298.761.332.31$168,904.452069.9666.0291.464.831.79$135,791.58$133,695.52$112,192.0468.568.266.566.52470.21309.855.731.732370.53289.164.831.862670.59279.771.231.30$215,121.671270.22292.460.132.29$183,922.931470.8662.9287.252.031.99$150,251.76$183,356.69$130,274.35$286,285.401770.9466.2300.062.632.311371.1366.9291.767.132.061771.5362.5286.862.732.4769.7369.4308.470.632.0931.5031.52$72,708.05$99,597.31$85,557.56$46,406.251970.7961.9292.156.71371.0764.1295.857.2971.1064.1290.469.331.95871.2461.1289.965.532.31*GIR: Greens in RegulationE.

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MGT 555 ASSIGNMENT 2- INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT
1. Using the given data, compute the following: Descriptive statistics for Earnings per Event
(Earnings/Event)
2. Using the given data, compute the following: Descriptive statistics for
Events
3. Using the given data, compute the following: Descriptive statistics for Average Score

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Avg. Score GIR (%)* Driving Distance Driving Accuracy (%) Putts/Round
31.82
Earnings/Event
Events
$239,493.68
22
70.37
67.9
288.4
60.2
$177,249.18
28
69.43
69.4
286.9
67.9
31.30
70.23
71.0
56.4
$218,619.18
22
67.1
276.0
308.5
31.81
$186,380.08
24
70.46
68.0
31.81
$209,511.75
$181,987.29
20
69.78
68.3
282.9
68.5
31.43
21
70.34
65.1
299.1
52.7
31.72
$162,536.13
23
69.92
66.3
287.8
65.2
31.68
$174,534.95
$135,353.70
70.25
70.64
21
65.3
277.0
62.4
31.52
27
68.0
291.8
67.9
32.35
$212,540.82
17
69.93
68.7
294.2
61.3
31.55
$297,079.50
12
70.26
69.3
298.7
61.3
32.31
$168,904.45
20
69.96
66.0
291.4
64.8
31.79
$135,791.58
$133,695.52
$112,192.04
68.5
68.2
66.5
66.5
24
70.21
309.8
55.7
31.73
23
70.53
289.1
64.8
31.86
26
70.59
279.7
71.2
31.30
$215,121.67
12
70.22
292.4
60.1
32.29
$183,922.93
14
70.86
62.9
287.2
52.0
31.99
$150,251.76
$183,356.69
$130,274.35
$286,285.40
17
70.94
66.2
300.0
62.6
32.31
13
71.13
66.9
291.7
67.1
32.06
17
71.53
62.5
286.8
62.7
32.47
69.73
69.4
308.4
70.6
32.09
31.50
31.52
$72,708.05
$99,597.31
$85,557.56
$46,406.25
19
70.79
61.9
292.1
56.7
13
71.07
64.1
295.8
57.2
9
71.10
64.1
290.4
69.3
31.95
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71.24
61.1
289.9
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