Compute the "Per capita GDP", which can be obtained by dividing the GDP for each state by that state's population. This number helps economists compare the economic activity between regions that have different population sizes. (Round your answers to nearest dollar.) State Per capita GDP State Per capita GDP Alabama $0 X Montana $ Alaska $ Nebraska $ Arizona HA Nevada Arkansas New Hampshire California New Jersey Colorado New Mexico Connecticut New York to Delaware North Carolina Florida North Dakota tA Georgia Ohio to Hawaii Oklahoma to to Idaho Oregon Illinois Pennsylvania Indiana Rhode Island to Iowa $ South Carolina $Compute the GDP (in millions of dollars) of all 50 states of the United States by taking the sum of the GDPs for all of the states. $ million Filter the list of states to a list of states that have more than 500,000 million US dollars. (Select all that apply.) OAlabama OMontana DAlaska ONebraska OArizona ONevada OArkansas ONew Hampshire OCalifornia ONew Jersey OColorado New Mexico OConnecticut ONew York ODelaware ONorth Carolina OFlorida ONorth Dakota OGeorgia Oohio OHawaii Ooklahoma OIdaho Doregon DIllinois Opennsylvania OIndiana ORhode Island OIowa OSouth Carolina OKansas OSouth Dakota Okentucky Tennessee OLouisiana Texas OMaine Jutah OMaryland OVermont OMassachusetts Ovirginia OMichigan OWashington OMinnesota OWest Virginia OMississippi Wisconsin OMissouri OWyoming Use your software to compute the count of states with more than 500,000 US dollars. states Calculate the average GDP (in millions of dollars) by taking your answer for the GDP of all 50 states of the United States and dividing by 50 (the number of states). $ millionFind the difference between each state's GDP and the average GDP you calculated by subtracting the average GDP from each state's GDP. (Round your answers to the nearest integer.) State Difference State Difference (in millions of dollars) (in millions of dollars) Alabama Montana Alaska Nebraska Arizona Nevada Arkansas New Hampshire California New Jersey Colorado New Mexico Connecticut New York Delaware North Carolina Florida North Dakota Georgia Ohio Hawaii Oklahoma Idaho OregonHow many states have GDP's that are above the average GDP? Your employer wants you to randomly select 10 of the states in order to test a marketing campaign for a new product. You will use your software to draw a random sample from the list of GDPs in the data le. Use ONE of the following two methods. (a) Create a random sample step-by-step. (i) Number all of the rows in the data le sequentially. (ii) Use your software to select 10 random numbers from the numbers assigned to the rows. (iii) Create the sample by choosing the rows from the data le with the numbers you randomly selected