Below is the descriptive statistics from my research data. Below is a sample of my data with the lowest delays in delivery/shipping to customers by state and lowest supplier delays:

State	Supplier Delays	Delays in Delivery/Shipping to Customers
Hawaii	60.7	17.0
Louisiana	55.2	18.1
Utah	55.6	18.2
West Virginia	46.5	19.3
North Dakota	68.1	19.4
Alaska	28.6	19.8
Kentucky	60.2	19.9
New Mexico	48.0	20.0
Nevada	51.9	20.6
Connecticut	61.6	21.3
Oklahoma	63.5	21.4
Maryland	58.5	21.6
Missouri	64.4	21.6
Delaware	52.8	21.7
Iowa	67.0	22.1
Virginia	57.8	22.2
Massachusetts	70.0	22.2
New York	57.5	22.8
New Hampshire	69.3	23.0
Montana	65.3	23.1
Illinois	62.2	23.2
Colorado	65.2	23.3
Pennsylvania	71.1	23.3
California	59.1	23.5
Alabama	58.1	23.8

Below are the states with the highest supplier delays and highest delays in delivery/shipping to customers:

State	Supplier Delays	Delays in Delivery/Shipping to Customers
Vermont	74.9	26.4
Wisconsin	73.7	31.1
Mississippi	73.6	32.6
Arkansas	72.4	26.3
Idaho	72.3	32.5
Minnesota	72.0	30.1
Pennsylvania	71.1	23.3
Georgia	70.6	28.1
Massachusetts	70.0	22.2
Oregon	69.4	31.8
North Carolina	69.4	24.6
New Hampshire	69.3	23.0
Florida	69.1	26.3
Kansas	68.5	28.2
Michigan	68.4	26.6
Arizona	68.3	26.6
Washington	68.1	27.1
North Dakota	68.1	19.4
Ohio	67.5	27.5
Iowa	67.0	22.1
Wyoming	66.6	28.6
Maine	66.3	24.4
Montana	65.3	23.1
Colorado	65.2	23.3
Nebraska	64.4	24.1

Below you will find the Mean, Median, and Standard Deviation of the data. The Mean of 24.502 means the average of delays of delivery/shipping to customers out of the fifty states was 24.502% Based on all the data, there was a standard deviation of 3.94 delays of delivery/shipping to customers.

Descriptive Statistics
Mean	24.502
Standard Error	0.557190401
Median	23.95
Mode	26.3
Standard Deviation	3.939931109
Sample Variance	15.52305714
Kurtosis	-0.579813263
Skewness	0.285878291
Range	15.6
Minimum	17
Maximum	32.6
Sum	1225.1
Count	50

Below is a graphic depicting how states with higher delays from suppliers did not mean they had the highest delays of delivery/shipping to customers. The graphic tells us that the states with higher delays of delivery/shipping to customers did not always have higher delays from suppliers. Whereas, the states with the lowest delays of delivery/shipping to customers did not always have the lowest delays from suppliers.