U.S. companies lose $63.2 billion per year from workers with insomnia. Workers lose an average of 7.8

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U.S. companies lose $63.2 billion per year from workers with insomnia. Workers lose an average of 7.8 days of productivity per year due to lack of sleep (Wall Street Journal, January 23, 2013). The following data show the number of hours of sleep attained during a recent night for a sample of 20 workers.

U.S. companies lose $63.2 billion per year from workers with


a. What is the mean number of hours of sleep for this sample?
b. What is the variance? Standarddeviation?

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Essentials Of Statistics For Business And Economics

ISBN: 9781305081598

7th Edition

Authors: David Anderson, Thomas Williams, Dennis Sweeney, Jeffrey Cam

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