Use the dataset “voter.sav” from Canvas. This dataset is a s…

Use the dataset “voter.sav” from Canvas. This dataset is a simulated dataset that includes information about 30 voters. The variables include: voter education level (education), age, income, self-identification as liberal or conservative (libcon), political party (party), and the percentage of ballot issues they voted on in three elections (vote2012, vote2016, and vote2020).    8. The average age for all voters in the United States is 44.5. Does the mean age of our sample of voters significantly differ from the population mean? Determine the correct type of test to run to assess this question and conduct it.  In this text box, report your results in APA format, including whether the results were significant (with df, t and p values), the mean and standard deviation, and your conclusions. (5 pts)

Use the dataset “voter.sav” from Canvas. This dataset is a s…

Use the dataset “voter.sav” from Canvas. This dataset is a simulated dataset that includes information about 30 voters. The variables include: voter education level (education), age, income, self-identification as liberal or conservative (libcon), political party (party), and the percentage of ballot issues they voted on in three elections (vote2012, vote2016, and vote2020).    6. Find the skewness of the income variable. Write out your calculations (i.e., the equation) in this text box. Round your final answer to 2 decimal places. Is there significant skewness? If so, which direction is it (positive, negative)? (2.5 pts)  ***For this question, I am looking for the table with the skewness values in your output file. In the text box below, show your calculations for skewness, whether or not the skewness was significant, and the direction of the skewness if there is significant skewness.***