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A random sample of 15 telephone calls in an office showed the duration of each call and whether it was a local or a long distance call.
 Duration  Call Number  In Minution  Type of Call 12 local 212 long distance 310 local 43 local 55 long distance 66 local 73 local 85 local 98 local 104 local 115 local 124 local 135 local 144 local 159 long distance \begin{array}{ccc}&\text { Duration }\\\text { Call Number } & \text { In Minution } &\text { Type of Call }\\1 & 2 & \text { local } \\2 & 12 & \text { long distance } \\3 & 10 & \text { local } \\4 & 3 & \text { local } \\5 & 5 & \text { long distance } \\6 & 6 & \text { local } \\7 & 3 & \text { local } \\8 & 5 & \text { local } \\9 & 8 & \text { local } \\10 & 4 & \text { local } \\11 & 5 & \text { local } \\12 & 4 & \text { local } \\13 & 5 & \text { local } \\14 & 4 & \text { local } \\15 & 9 & \text { long distance }\end{array}
a. What is the point estimate for the average duration of all calls?
b. What is the point estimate for the standard deviation of the population?
c. What is the point estimate for the proportion of all calls that were long distance?

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