Compare the variation in the distance traveled to primary school and the 2. You collected data from 84 adults in multiple villages on the distance they lived from school when they were attending primary school. You calculated the mean and standard deviation for the distance traveled to get to school to be 11 km and 5 km, respectively. You also calculated the mean income of their parents when these now adults were enrolled in primary school. The mean income of their parents was 100 West African Franc per week with a standard deviation of 10 Franc. income of the parents of this sample of adults. Explain why you choose this method to compare the variations?
The Coefficient of Variation is the best method used to compare the variations because both income and distance are different units and thus, The Coefficient of Variation is the ideal method to use.

b. Suppose you are asked to compare the variation in distance traveled to school by children living in urban and rural areas in Burkina Faso, explain the most appropriate statistic to use.

c. Suppose you are asked to compare the variation in housing rental prices in Jamaica measured in Jamaican dollar to housing rental prices of the United States, explain the most appropriate statistic to use.