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These data = are tip percentages (\%) for 450 meals purchased during a typical week at a small restaurant. Each tip was assigned an ID Part C: Suppose you pick a different arbitrary number (\#). start point on a random number generator. Repeat the process from Part A, but this time,_ The restaurant owner wants to estimate the average amount that food servers receive in follow these steps. tips during weeks similar to this one. There Step 1: The random number generator yields_ are too many values, so she decides to pick five tip percentages randomly. You will help the following 15 values: make her selection by using a random 280,343,185,93,122304,300,32,255,35949,292,56,449,243 number generator. Part A: Suppose you pick an arbitrary start point on a random number generator. Step 1: The random number generator yields Step 2: Go back to the tip table and record the following five values: the tips for these 15 numbers. 280,132,74,358,112. Step 3: Compute the sample mean. Round to Step 2: Go back to the tip table and record the nearest tenth, if necessary. the tips for these five numbers. Sample mean = Step 3: Compute the sample mean. Round to % the nearest tenth, if necessary. Sample mean = % Part F: If we consider the 450 tip percentages to be a population, then the population mean is 12.58%. What is the error in the sample mean computed in Part A? Part G: If we consider the 450 tip percentages to be a population, then the population mean is 12.58%. What is the error in the sample mean computed in Part C? fx Enter text or formula here Sheet1 fx Enter text or formula here Sheet1