Despite tuition skyrocketing, a college education is still valuable. Recent calculations by the Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco demonstrate a college degree is worth $800,000 in lifetime earnings compared to the average high school education. Assume graduates in 2017 earn $40,632, $35,554, $42,192, $33,432, $69,479 and $43,589. What is the variance for this sample? (Round your intermediate calculations and final answer to the nearest whole number.)

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Donna Christian

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28 July, 16:12

Despite tuition skyrocketing, a college education is still valuable. Recent calculations by the Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco demonstrate a college degree is worth $800,000 in lifetime earnings compared to the average high school education. Assume graduates in 2017 earn $40,632, $35,554, $42,192, $33,432, $69,479 and $43,589. What is the variance for this sample? (Round your intermediate calculations and final answer to the nearest whole number.)

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Bruce Donovan · Answer 1

Despite tuition skyrocketing, a college education is still valuable. Recent calculations by the Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco demonstrate a college degree is worth $800,000 in lifetime earnings compared to the average high school education. Assume graduates in 2017 earn $40,632, $35,554, $42,192, $33,432, $69,479 and $43,589. What is the variance for this sample? (Round your intermediate calculations and final answer to the nearest whole number.)