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## # A tibble: 40 × 5
## country iso2c iso3c year literacy
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <int> <dbl>
## 1 Colombia CO COL 2020 95.9
## 2 Colombia CO COL 2019 95.5
## 3 Colombia CO COL 2018 95.3
## 4 Colombia CO COL 2017 95.1
## 5 Colombia CO COL 2016 94.9
## 6 Colombia CO COL 2015 94.4
## 7 Colombia CO COL 2014 94.5
## 8 Colombia CO COL 2011 93.7
## 9 Colombia CO COL 2010 93.5
## 10 Colombia CO COL 2009 93.4
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## [1] "The Mean for Colombia is: 93.6877381529326"
## [1] "The Median for Colombia is: 93.4899978637695"
## [1] "The Standard Deviation for Colombia is: 1.41037579728215"
Discussion: The mean and median literacy rates for Colombia are similar, suggesting a symmetric distribution with few outliers. The standard deviation of 1.41 indicates how much the literacy rate fluctuated over time. A low value implies consistent progress or stability, while a high value would suggest more volatility.
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Density Plot for Colombia
Discussion: The histogram shows that most literacy
rates are clustered in the high 80s and 90s, reflecting strong literacy
rates. The density plot confirms this with a sharp peak, indicating low
variability and consistent improvement over time.
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Time-Series Faceted by Country
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Time-Series Combined Plot