The HAL Corporation is about to unveil a new, faster personal computer, PAL

The HAL Corporation is about to unveil a new, faster personal computer, PAL, to replace its old model, CAL. Although PAL is faster than CAL on average, PAL’s processing speed seems more variable. (Processing speed depends on the program being run, the amount of input, and the amount of output.) Two samples of 25 runs, covering the range of jobs expected, were submitted to PAL and CAL (one sample to each). The results were as follows:

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