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The descriptive statistics outputs for both the variables are as below:

*Wii Group*

Mean	95.8
Standard Error	3.09408
Median	96
Mode	88
Standard Deviation	11.98332
Sample Variance	143.6
Kurtosis	0.497828
Skewness	-0.22916
Range	48
Minimum	70
Maximum	118
Sum	1437
Count	15

*Traditional Exercise Group*

Mean	103.7333
Standard Error	1.553695
Median	103
Mode	103
Standard Deviation	6.017435
Sample Variance	36.20952
Kurtosis	4.456497
Skewness	1.656697
Range	26
Minimum	95
Maximum	121
Sum	1556
Count	15

We can see that both the variables are platykurtic. The coefficient of skewness for Wii groups is negative on the other hand for traditional exercise group is it positive, means Wii groups is negatively skewed and Traditional Exercise group is Positively Skewed.

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