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Dаtа Set Open the demоgrаphic data оn 596 U.S. cities in StatCrunch Observe that each rоw is contributed by a U.S. city. To compare Mean and Standard deviation for 2 states Iowa and Kansas. StatCrunch command Do Summary Stat for variable Male population. Select State under Group By. Select Mean, SD under statistics (use Shift or Ctrl key). Compute to get output for all the states. Use output to answer questions. Round all answers to whole numbers. Do not use comma. Questions The typical (mean) number of Male population living in a Iowa city is [a]. Standard deviation for number of Male population in cities of Iowa is [b] The typical (mean) number of Male population living in a Kansas city is [c]. Standard deviation for number of Male population in cities of Kansas is [d] Compare the two means and interpret: (type A/B/C/D) [e] There are more males living in Iowa compared to Kansas. There are less males living in Iowa compared to Kansas. Iowa cities typically have more males compared to Kansas. Kansas cities typically have more males compared to Iowa Compare the two standard deviations and interpret: (type A/B/C/D) [f] The total number of males in Iowa cities is more than that of Kansas cities. Looking at the data on number of males from multiple Iowa cities, the data varies a more than the data from Kansas cities. Looking at the data on number of males from multiple Iowa cities, the data varies a less than the data from Kansas cities. All Iowa cities have more males compared to data from Kansas cities.