use this Data bellow and answer the questions

States	College Degree Rate (%)	Poverty Rate (%)	Column1
District of Columbia	59.8%	16.8
Massachusetts	44.5%	10.4
Colorado	41.6%	9.7
Maryland	40.9%	10.3
New Jersey	40.7%	10.2
Connecticut	40%	10.1
Vermont	39.7%	10.2
Virginia	39.5%	10.6
New Hampshire	37.6%	7.4
New York	37.5%	14
Minnesota	36.8%	9.3
Washington	36.7%	9.9
Illinois	35.5%	12.1
Rhode Island	35%	12.1
California	34.7%	12.3
Utah	34.7%	8.7
Oregon	34.4%	12.2
Kansas	33.9%	11.6
Hawaii	33.6%	10.9
Montana	33.1%	12
Delaware	32.7%	11.5
Maine	32.5%	11.2
Nebraska	32.5%	10.5
Pennsylvania	32.3%	12.2
Georgia	32.2%	14.2
North Carolina	32%	13.5
Wisconsin	30.8%	10.8
North Dakota	30.7%	10.9
Texas	30.7%	14.2
Florida	30.5%	13.2
Arizona	30.3%	12.9
Alaska	30%	10.8
Michigan	30%	13
Missouri	29.9%	12.8
Iowa	29.3%	11
South Dakota	29.3%	11.8
South Carolina	29%	14.5

Determine the data point that has the minimum and maximum values in your dependent variables column.

With Minimum Value:

With Maximum Value:

c. Separate the data for your dependent variable into two groups - Group one is for values above the median and Group two is for values below the median.

Group One :	Groupe 2
N	N
M	M
SS	SS

5. Analysis. Describe the dependent variable in a short paragraph (at least three sentences) based on your analysis of the data. (include graph)

Part 4: Hypothesis Test

1. Hypothesis TestTest the claim that there is a significant difference for your independent (x) variable between the two groups of the dependent ( y) variable.

a. State the null and alternative hypothesis.

b. Find the pooled variance for the two groups.

c. Compute the standard error of the difference between the means of the two groups.

d. Hypothesis Test Based on the t-Test using a \alpha =0.01 significance level.

e. make a statement stating whether there is significant difference between the two groups as related to the independent and the dependent variables

f. Write 2 or more paragraphs stating your conclusions, observations, analysis, and evaluation