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Calculate the measures of central tendency, dispersion, and skew for your data. Display your descriptive statistical data using graphic and tabular techniques.

* Frequency distribution
* Histogram

Based on your skew value and histogram, discuss the best measures of central tendency and dispersion of your data. Justify your selection. Please see Bank data as attachment.

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