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Q1) Do tall men tend to date shorter women than do tall women?
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Women
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i) Which is the response variable?
ii)(a) What is the mean height for the men?
(b) What is the standard deviation for the women?
iii) Make a stem plot for the men height data.
iv) Calculate the five-number summary for the women.
v) Use numerical labels attached to employees of a small company to choose a simple random sample of size three using list of random digits
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