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"Weight of a Mouse" Questions: 1. What is the weight of a mouse? Is this a statistical question? Explain your response thoroughly: Yes, this is a statistical question. A statistical question anticipates variability in the data and requires data collection to understand trends and patterns. Since not all mice weigh the same, the weights will vary, showing a distribution of different values. This variability allows us to analyze tendencies, such as average weight or common weight ranges, making it a statistical exploration. 2. Identify any clusters, peaks, and gaps: After we weighed all the mice, we collected the data and organized it. We must now find any clusters, peaks and gaps. We put the data in a dot plot: a number line and use dots to show where the different data values are. Sweight 17 20 21 22 21 24 25 36 27 28 (grams) Identify any clusters, peakzy, gaps Clusters : a lot of clafer values and bunched together The cluster is sound 20. note: It to possible to have two clusters if you get the big bands on one side and another by bunch on the other ride probes: where is it the tallest Fleak is at 307. note: It is possible to have more than one pack gaps : where is there spaces in beton the later willows Gap between 23 and 27. 3. What is the weight of a mouse (according to the distribution)? | After collecting all the data and observing our dot plot and the clusters and peaks, we can conclude that most of the mice weigh about 20 grams since our cluster and peak were both around 20. 4. Now, I would like you to compute the actual average of the weights that are displayed in the chart (the average is also the arithmetic mean: add up all the weights and divide by the total number of observations). State the average. Is it similar to the approximation you provided in question #3? Show all of your work