The following frequency distribution represents the age of people living in poverty in 2013 based on a
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The following frequency distribution represents the age of people living in poverty in 2013 based on a random sample of residents of the United States. In this frequency distribution, the class widths are not the same for each class. Approximate the mean and standard deviation age of a person living in poverty. For the open-ended class 65 and older, use 70 as the class midpoint.
Age Frequency
0-17...........................14,659
18-24............................5819
25-34............................6694
35-44............................4871
45-54............................4533
55-59............................2476
60-64............................2036
65 and older....................4231
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