You are studying spark plugs in an automobile engine. One aspect of your investigation is the duration of the "spark burn time" (the duration of the spark) while firing. You test a random sample of 37 spark plugs and obtain the data displayed in the following histogram.

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Use the histogram above to make the following calculations:

Mean:

Median:

Variance:

Standard Deviation: