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Quantitative Problems

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Based on the Spotify dataset, calculate the average bpm of the songs released in 2023 using:
a.
Python Pandas
b.
A spreadsheet program such as MS Excel or Google Sheets (Hint: The formula AVERAGE() computes the average across the cells specified in the parentheses. For example, within Excel, typing in the command “=AVERAGE(A1:A10)” in any empty cell will calculate the numeric average for the contents of cells A1 through A10. Search “AVERAGE function” on Help as well.)
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