The following parallel dotplots show the total family income of randomly chosen
individuals from Indiana (38 individuals) and New
Jersey (44 individuals). Compare the distributions
of total family incomes in these two samples.

A sample of the data for the for the total income are as follows;

State, Indiana

Income,   Number of families

0,              1

5,              1

10,             1

15,             1

20,           3

25.           4

From the data, we have;

The total income for the families from Indiana = $2,260

The total income for the families from New Jersey = $2,565

The average income for the families from Indiana ≈ $64.57

The average income for the families from New Jersey ≈ $73.29

The median income for the families from Indiana = 0

The median income for the families from New Jersey = $55

The first quartile for the families from Indiana = $0

The first quartile for the families from New Jersey = $0

The third quartile for the families from Indiana = $85

The third quartile for the families from New Jersey = $120

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