Comparing Distributions Random samples of household tax cuts under two H plans (A & B), each with an average tax cut of $1,260 B H . .. So $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $4,000 $5,000 $6,000 $7,000 Household Tax Cut Amounts ($) a) Describe each distribution: Context: Subject of data: Context: Subject of data: Shape: Skew Shape: Skew ( Outlier(s): Outlier(s): Center: Center: Spread: Spread: b) Compare the distributions. When asked to compare distributions... 1. Use CSOCS 2. Use comparative language for each feature - "less than", "greater than", "similar". For example, "The mean of the _ is less than the mean of the _."(Simply stating the means of both groups isn't making a comparison because you haven't used a word (more, less, same) that does comparing. c) Which tax plan (A or B) shows tax cuts that benefit a broad swath of the American population? Which show tax cuts that mostly benefits a small minority of households? How can you tell? d) These distributions (A & B) look very different. How is it possible that they have the same mean ($1,260)? Explain