Mathematics, 18.06.2021 02:50 cuhh

A sample of 25 undergraduates reported the following dollar amounts of entertainment expenses last year: 734 769 687 689 759 752 739 694 736 700 768 693 713
732 712 700 707 730 711 700 703 710 682 753 706
a. Find the mean, median and mode of this information. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)
Mean $
Median $
Mode (Click to select)$700$712$694
b. What are the range and standard deviation? (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)
Range $
Standard deviation $
c. Use the Empirical Rule to establish an interval which includes about 95 percent of the observations. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)
The interval is from $ up to $ .
Expense
734
769
687
689
759
752
739
694
736
700
768
693
713
732
712
700
707
730
711
700
703
710
682
753
706

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