Real Statistics, Real Decisions (Elementary Statistics, Picturing the World, 122) Carefully and completely answer each of the questions below using the information as well as the data results. 11.: Monllly Rel-nun doll-m hid by l2 Randomly Selected Apartment Tenuls In 4 Areas of Your City You are a member of your local apartment association. The association A,\" A An\3. Measuring the Data a. What other statistical measures in this chapter could you use to analyze the monthly rent data? (2 points) b. Calculate the measures from part (a) (12 points) c. Compare the measures from part (b) with the graph you constructed in #2. Do the measurements support your conclusion in exercise 2? Explain. (3 points) 4. Discussing the Data a. Do you think the complaints in Area A are legitimate? Highest Monthly Rents For Two-Bedroom Apartments How do you think they should be addressed? (3 points) MEDIAN PER CITY b. What reasons might you give as to why the rents vary San Francisco, CA $4570 among different areas of the city? (3 points) New York, NY $4310 Boston, MA $3200 Jersey City, NJ $3200 Washington, DC $3000 (Source: Apartment List)