Employees in the marketing department of a large regional restaurant chain are researching the amount of money that households in the region spend in restaurants annually. The employees are looking at how the amount spent annually in restaurants by households led by people ages 25 to 34 compares to households led by people ages 45 to 54. To conduct the research, the employees randomly select 12 households in the region led by people ages 25 to 34 and 12 households in the region led by people ages 45 to 54. Each household is asked how much was spent in restaurants during the previous 12 months. The amounts spent for each household, in dollars, are provided in the samples below. One household in each group spent $1,851 in restaurants during the previous 12 months. Calculate the z-score for the household that spent $1,851 for each group. Use a TI-83, TI-83 plus, and TI-84 calculator. Round your answers to two decimal places.
25 to 34 45 to 54
1329 2268
1906 1965
2426 1149
1826 1591
1239 1682
1514 1851
1937 1367
1454 2158