Comment on the similarities and differences between your sample data and that of your classmates. Why are there differences if the samples are drawn from the same population?

The Data I chose to determine the TPCP came from the NOAA for Manchester, NH. It reflects 25 months beginning in, June 1956-June 1958.Using Statcrunch, I was able to determine the mean, median and standard deviation. All values are in tenths of mm. The mean is 716.24; the median is 557; the standard deviation is 381.00626. Below is a copy of the histograms and Summary stats. I was unable to determine the interval for the middle 68%, as my data was skewed to the right. The empirical rule is used when a histogram or graph has a bell shape and is symmetric (Sullivan & Woodbury, 2016). I have attached a separate histogram on the right which illustrates that the bell curve is not symmetrical, as there isn't equal data on the left side.

\f\f\f\fColumn n Mean Median Std. Deviation TCPC 25 873 784 468 Column n Mean Variance Std. dev. Std. err. Median Range Min Max Q1 03 var 1 25 872.64 218621.24 467.5695 93.513901 784 1858 133 1991 575 1171