To Does Not Indicate Completion 4 Return To Question Table 33 Gives Spending Data For The Football Programs At The 10 1 (22.2 KiB) Viewed 129 times
To Does Not Indicate Completion 4 Return To Question Table 33 Gives Spending Data For The Football Programs At The 10 2 (22.2 KiB) Viewed 129 times
To Does Not Indicate Completion 4 Return To Question Table 33 Gives Spending Data For The Football Programs At The 10 3 (34.19 KiB) Viewed 129 times
To does not indicate completion. 4. Return to question Table 33 gives spending data for the football programs at the 10 universities that spent the most money on football in 2012 Click here for the Excel Data File Calculate the population range, variance and standard deviation of the ten total football spending figures. Do the same for the ten spending per scholarship player figures. (Round your range and variance answers to 2 decimal places and standard deviation answer to 4 decimal places.) Answer is complete but not entirely correct. Total Spending per Spending Scholarship (Smil) Player (5) Range 14.52 128,000.00 Variance 278.70 1.930,711.111.11 Sid Deviation 16.6000 3 43,939.86003 .
E G A B D 1 Football Spending Data for 2012's Top Ten College Football Spenders 2 3 Rank School Total Spending (Smil) Spending per Scholarship Player ($) 4 1 The Ohio State University 34.36 400,000 5 2 University of Alabama 37.77 360,000 6 3 Auburn University 33.33 303,000 7 4 University of Wisconsin 24.23 285,000 8 5 University of Arkansas 24.33 283,000 9 6 Oklahoma State University 26.24 279,000 10 7 Virginia Tech 24.72 275,000 11 8 University of Arizona 24.12 274,000 273,000 12 9 23.25 University of Florida 272,000 13 10 23.64 University of Michigan 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
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