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Please refer to the data and data description attached. Case2(1).xlsx Case2(1).pdfThis is the same case you studied for Module 5 assignment. However this time you will: 1. Use either MINITAB or Excel to identify the outliers.
2. Delete the outliers from the dataset to form a new dataset.
3. Use either Excel to run statistical analysis. Match the following statistics with the values you found for them. Please allow rounding.
Mean
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968
Standard deviation
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968
Number of observations (n) (after you delete the outliers)
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968
Minimum
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968
Maximum
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968
Q1
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968
Median (Q2)
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968
Q3
[ Choose ] 90 8.4998 8.5040 8.5005 8.5110 0.00541 8.4890 8.4968

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