Let us consider another hypothetical situation. The WHO wants to compare the mortality rates of children under the age of five years of underdeveloped and developed regions of the world. There were two independent samples of ten countries from each of the groups drawn at the same time, and the yearly mortality rates of children under the age of five years (per 100,000) inhabitants were reported.

Country	Underdeveloped	Developed
1	120	11
2	110	9
3	105	13
4	61	11
5	45	14
6	114	11
7	118	10
8	138	8
9	85	6
10	70	6

Information in Table 2 was entered into a SPSS dataset. The dataset contains two variables: (1) Region Type (Underdeveloped or Developed); and (2) mortality rate.

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Using the SPSS statistical analysis program perform the analysis, completing the following:

• Run the Wilcoxon rank-sum test to show whether there is a statistically significant difference between the mortality rates of children under the age of five years of the regions. Results may be used in making decisions regarding which region needs to receive help to improve the public health issues of morality.
• Obtain the difference in the mortality rates and whether there is a statistically significant difference.