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Mean 10.00
Standard Error 0.99
Median 10
Mode 7
Standard Deviation
Sample Variance 8.75
Kurtosis -1.14
Skewness 0.45
Range
Minimum 7
Maximum 15
Sum 90
Count 9
12.What is the μ? ___(PROVIDE THE VALUE)___________
13.What is the μ? ___(PROVIDE THE VALUE)___________
14. What is the range? ___(PROVIDE THE VALUE)_________.

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