(All Steps) Economics The monthly incomes for 14 randomly selected people, each with a bachelor's degree in economics. Assume that the population of the
Question: Economics The monthly incomes for 14 randomly selected people, each with a bachelor's degree in economics. Assume that the population of the monthly incomes is normally distributed.
| Incomes |
| 5418.76 |
| 5278.63 |
| 5912.05 |
| 6118.35 |
| 5647.86 |
| 5714.38 |
| 5365.19 |
| 5524.91 |
| 5761.57 |
| 4924.16 |
| 5494.66 |
| 5619.74 |
| 6205.64 |
| 5810.23 |
What is the sample standard deviation, s?
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