How does the weighted mean compare to the unweighted mean

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Based on the JASP output above, calculate a weighted mean for the average hot dogs eaten to account for the fact that the men's and women's contests had a different number of contestants.

How does the weighted mean compare to the unweighted mean? {If you ?nd the average of both groups means.)

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