a. Compute the combined checking and savings account balance for each record. Then sort the records by the number of months as a customer of the bank in descending order. Complete the table below with the missing values for the sorted, combined balances.

Loan Purpose	Checking	Savings	Months Customer	Combined Checking and Savings
Business	nbsp 0 0	983983	49	983983
Furniture	657657	732732	4949	13891389
Education	964964	4 comma 7624,762	40	57265726
Small Appliance	6 comma 5356,535	505505	37	70407040
Used Car	nbsp 0 0	122122	31	122122
Repairs	219219	nbsp 0 0	2828	219219
Furniture	nbsp 0 0	1 comma 2281,228	25	12281228
Small Appliance	953953	nbsp 0 0	25	953953
New Car	nbsp 0 0	826826	2525	826826

New Car	nbsp 0 0	382382	19	382382
Business	nbsp 0 0	523523	14	523523
Small Appliance	nbsp 0 0	739739	1313	739739
Furniture	624624	354354	13	978978
New Car	nbsp 0 0	247247	13	247247
New Car	399399	236236	13	635635
New Car	708708	686686	1313	13941394
Furniture	2 comma 9012,901	nbsp 0 0	11	29012901
New Car	nbsp 0 0	3 comma 4683,468	11	34683468
Business	328328	573573	10	901901
Education	281281	12 comma 45312,453	7	1273412734

From examining the data, does it appear that customers with a longer association with the bank have more assets?

There

appears

to be a significant difference because the average amount in combined checking and savings for customers with greater than 24 months (2 years) of association with the bank is

$__________

and the average amount in combined checking and savings for customers with less than or equal to 24 months (2 years) of association with the bank is

$_______