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The following are the FICO credit rating scores of 12 random men and 12 random women. Use the given data values to construct a boxplot graph and identify the Five-Number Summary for men and for women. Round decimals to two places. |664 693 698 714 751 753 779789 802 818 834 836 Men Women 650 693 701 713 749 763 780 791 805 820 845 846 (a) Compute the sample mean for each gender. Men: Women: (b) Compute the sample standard deviation for each gender. Men: Women: (c) Compute the coefficient of variation for each gender. Men: Women: (d) Find the Five-Number Summary for each gender: Men: Min = Q1 = Med/Q2 = Q3 = Max = Womoni

The following are the FICO credit rating scores of 12 random men and 12 random women. Use the given data values to construct a boxplot graph and identify the Five-Number Summary for men and for women. Round decimals to two places. |664 693 698 714 751 753 779789 802 818 834 836 Men Women 650 693 701 713 749 763 780 791 805 820 845 846 (a) Compute the sample mean for each gender. Men: Women: (b) Compute the sample standard deviation for each gender. Men: Women: (c) Compute the coefficient of variation for each gender. Men: Women: (d) Find the Five-Number Summary for each gender: Men: Min = Q1 = Med/Q2 = Q3 = Max = Womoni

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