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Mathematics, 18.08.2021 17:50 aliyahgregory

3.We wish to compare the relative standard of living for two government officials. One lives in an Italian village with a mean income of 20,500 euros and standard deviation of 4,800 euros. The other lives in a U. S. town, with a mean income of $52,000 and standard deviation of $22,750. Their respective incomes are 19,000 euros and $48,000, respectively. Who is relatively better off (compared to their locale)

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