Mathematics, 05.05.2020 17:43 zaacsantiesteba

Ok so its probably just me being dumb and tired but I dont understand the question. I know how to make an inference with a sample, however, does it mean for each one? Or am I supposed to add them up? any help would be greatly appreciated!

"Use the mean word length data from the table to make an inference."
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