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Elizabeth, living in Virginia, took voltage measurements on random days from the generator attached to her home, as well as the electricity directly coming into her home. Elizabeth then arranged that data into a boxplot, as displayed here:

1. How does the distribution of the home voltage compare to the distribution of the generator voltage? In other words, address uniformity, skewness, normality, etc.

1. How do the 5-number summaries compare to one another?

2. If you were the homeowner, what would be the most important observation you could make about the difference between the home voltage and the generator voltage?

Amber and Kyle are both managers at a grocery store.

When Amber is on duty, she likes to form a single line for customers. This allows each cashier to help the next available customer. We'll call this a "single line."

When Kyle is on duty, he has each customer choose which line they will get into. We'll call this "multiple lines."

A random sample of customer wait times resulted in the following data:

Single Line 6.7 6 8.1 6.5 5.8 7.2 7.3 7.2 8.2 7

Multiple Lines 7 6.9 4.7 3.2 9.1 9.6 7.4 9.2 5.8 7.1

1.What is the mean for a single line?

What is the mean for multiple lines?

Standard Deviation

1.What is the standard deviation for a single line? (Round to two decimal places)

2. What is the standard deviation for multiple lines? (Round to two decimal places)

1.As the general manager, what information can we gather from comparing the means? Answer in real-life terms that the manager would be interested in.

2.As the general manager, what information can we gather from comparing the standard deviations? Answer in real-life terms that the manager would be intersted in

Which line setup is better?