Can you name the whether the state's average number of children per family is over or under the US national average o? by popestcyril

Can you name the whether the state's average number of children per family is over or under the US national average o?

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Source: http://www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/briefs/c2010br-14.pdf
According to 2010 Census, there were an average of 3.14 people per family. Type o if you think the state has more than 3.14 people per family, u if you think the state has less.
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State	State IS over (O) or under (U) 3.14	Actual number of people per family
Alabama		3.02
Alaska		3.21
Arizona		3.19
Arkansas		3.00
California		3.45
Colorado		3.08
Connecticut		3.08
Delaware		3.06
District of Columbia		3.01
Florida		3.01
Georgia		3.17
Hawaii		3.42
Idaho		3.16
Illinois		3.20
Indiana		3.05
Iowa		2.97
Kansas		3.06
Kentucky		2.98
Louisiana		3.10
Maine		2.83
Maryland		3.15
Massachusetts		3.08
Michigan		3.05
Minnesota		3.05
Mississippi		3.11
Missouri		3.00

State	State IS over (O) or under (U) 3.14	Actual number of people per family
Montana		2.91
Nebraska		3.04
Nevada		3.20
New Hampshire		2.96
New Jersey		3.22
New Mexico		3.13
New York		3.20
North Carolina		3.01
North Dakota		2.91
Ohio		3.01
Oklahoma		3.04
Oregon		3.00
Pennsylvania		3.02
Rhode Island		3.04
South Carolina		3.01
South Dakota		3.00
Tennessee		3.01
Texas		3.31
Utah		3.56
Vermont		2.85
Virginia		3.06
Washington		3.06
West Virginia		2.88
Wisconsin		2.99
Wyoming		2.96
Puerto Rico		3.17
Alabama	3.17
Alaska	3.17
Arizona	3.17
Arkansas	3.17
California	3.17
Colorado	3.17
Connecticut	3.17
Delaware	3.17
District of Columbia	3.17
Florida	3.17
Georgia	3.17
Hawaii	3.17
Idaho	3.17
Illinois	3.17
Indiana	3.17
Iowa	3.17
Kansas	3.17
Kentucky	3.17
Louisiana	3.17
Maine	3.17
Maryland	3.17
Massachusetts	3.17
Michigan	3.17
Minnesota	3.17
Mississippi	3.17
Missouri	3.17
Montana	3.17
Nebraska	3.17
Nevada	3.17
New Hampshire	3.17
New Jersey	3.17
New Mexico	3.17
New York	3.17
North Carolina	3.17
North Dakota	3.17
Ohio	3.17
Oklahoma	3.17
Oregon	3.17
Pennsylvania	3.17
Rhode Island	3.17
South Carolina	3.17
South Dakota	3.17
Tennessee	3.17
Texas	3.17
Utah	3.17
Vermont	3.17
Virginia	3.17
Washington	3.17
West Virginia	3.17
Wisconsin	3.17
Wyoming	3.17
Puerto Rico	3.17

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