Complete the required data analysis for the following variables: V4 (Income) V6 (Credit Card Debt) V9 (Interest + Penalties and V10 (Credit Score) . . Your analysis must address the following tasks (10 pts. each): 1. Complete a Descriptive Statistics analysis for the variables identified above. Include the following for each variable: the mean median sample SD Discuss if you see variations in the dispersion of each variable. 2. Calculate the Confidence Interval for three Confidence Levels (90%, 95% and 99%). You must identify all three Confidence intervals (and the calculations you used to determine each of the Intervals). 3. Discuss what you observed as the Confidence Level increased from 90% up to 99%? What causes this result to occur? Explain. 4. How would you describe the meaning of the Cl to your client? What Confidence Level would you recommend to your client and why? 5. Finally, do you think the Ci is a better estimate than the mean? Defend your answer. Complete the required data analysis for the following variables: V4 (Income) V6 (Credit Card Debt) V9 (Interest + Penalties and V10 (Credit Score) . . Your analysis must address the following tasks (10 pts. each): 1. Complete a Descriptive Statistics analysis for the variables identified above. Include the following for each variable: the mean median sample SD Discuss if you see variations in the dispersion of each variable. 2. Calculate the Confidence Interval for three Confidence Levels (90%, 95% and 99%). You must identify all three Confidence intervals (and the calculations you used to determine each of the Intervals). 3. Discuss what you observed as the Confidence Level increased from 90% up to 99%? What causes this result to occur? Explain. 4. How would you describe the meaning of the Cl to your client? What Confidence Level would you recommend to your client and why? 5. Finally, do you think the Ci is a better estimate than the mean? Defend your