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"Check that statistics returns the correct datatype." assert type(statistics([1.3,5.2,3.7])) == tuple , "Return value should be a tuple." assert len(statistics([1.3,5.2,3.7])) == 7 , "Return value should be a tuple of length 7." print("Problem 4 Test 1: Success!")

"Check that statistics returns the correct mean value." epsilon = 10e-14 assert abs(statistics([1.0,2.0,3.0])[0] - 2.0)

"Check that statistics returns the correct median value." assert abs(statistics([1.0,2.0,3.0])[3] - 2.0)

"Check that statistics returns the correct standard deviation value." epsilon = 10e-14 assert abs(statistics([1.0,2.0,3.0])[1] - (2/3)**0.5)

"Check that statistics returns the correct range values." epsilon = 10e-14 assert abs(statistics([1.0,2.0,3.0])[2] - 1.0)

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Problem 4 (8 points) Write a function called statistics which takes one input parameter samples , a list of numbers, and returns a tuple (of length 7) of statistics: (mean, standard deviation, minimum, median, maximum, range, total number of samples) Recall, if samples is the list of numbers [Xo, xi,..., xv] then mean standard deviation N +1 range : max{%)-min{x The median is the middle value if the number of samples is odd, or the median is the average of the two middle values if the number of samples is even. Use the built-in function sorted to sort the list of values. Remember: Do not import any Python packages Do not use Python keywords or built-in function names (such as max, min, and range) as variable names