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At a recent halloween party, the women appeared to be consuming more packages of halloween candy...

At a recent halloween party, the women appeared to be consuming more packages of halloween candy than were the men. If the mean number of packages consumed by the 3 men was 4, and that for the 7 women was 6, and the standard deviation for the whole group was 2 packages, what was the correlation between gender and the number of packages consumed?

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