Here are some statistics using GSS2008 data for a variable "number of weeks the respondent worked last year", using only respondents who are in their 40s:
$\begin{array}{lcc}
& \text { MALES } & \text { FEMALES } \
\text { Median } & 52.00 & 52.00 \
\text { Mean } & 45.97 & 37.68 \
\text { Standard Deviation } & 13.43 & 21.08
\end{array}$ Contrast these two groups with regard to skewness and variation.

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Here are some statistics using GSS2008 data for a variable "number of weeks the respondent worked last year", using only respondents who are in their 40s:
 $\begin{array}{lcc} 
& \text { MALES } & \text { FEMALES } \
\text { Median } & 52.00 & 52.00 \
\text { Mean } & 45.97 & 37.68 \
\text { Standard Deviation } & 13.43 & 21.08
\end{array}$ Contrast these two groups with regard to skewness and variation.

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The Answer of Here are some statistics using GSS2008 data for a variable "number of weeks the respondent worked last year", using only respondents who are in their 40s:
 $\begin{array}{lcc} 
& \text { MALES } & \text { FEMALES } \
\text { Median } & 52.00 & 52.00 \
\text { Mean } & 45.97 & 37.68 \
\text { Standard Deviation } & 13.43 & 21.08
\end{array}$ Contrast these two groups with regard to skewness and variation.

Here Are Some Statistics Using GSS2008 Data for a Variable