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Concerned about graffiti, mayors of nine suburban communities instituted a citizen community watch program. community monthly incidents after monthly incidents before burr oak 2 7 elgin corners 3 2 elm grove 6 2 greenburg 4 3 huntley 5 11 north lyman 3 9 south lyman 3 5 pin oak 5 7 victorville 2 3 click here for the excel data file (a) choose the appropriate hypotheses to see whether the number of graffiti incidents declined. assume Ī¼d is the mean difference in graffiti incidents before and after.

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