" 1 population, average Question": What's the average number of spring quarter units for a De Anza student?

Question: How many units are you taking for the spring quarter?

I need help on 3a and 3b

-my data is in the comment section

-I need the number of units I took which was 15 units and use that to determine whether the De Anza average is different from your value.

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