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Suppose you are interested in examining the variability in current marital status by race indicated in...

  1. Suppose you are interested in examining the variability in current marital status by race indicated in the following data. Calculate (Step by step) the value of the appropriate measure of variability for each racial group. At the end, provide interpretation of the calculated value for each racial group.

Current Marital Status

White (%)

Black (%)

Married

51.7

27.3

Widowed

8.9

8.5

Divorced

17.2

16.1

Separated

2.5

5.5

Never married

19.7

42.6
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