The following data respresent salaries, in thousands of dollars, for employees o

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The following data respresent salaries, in thousands of dollars, for employees of a small company. Notice the data have been sorted in increasing arder. Look at the last data value. Does it appear to be an outlier? Could the be the owner's salary? No, it Is not an outlier, but .t is likely the owner s salary. Yes. it is an outl.er and it ts likely the owner's salary. outlier and it it not likely the owner's salary. Does the frequency table in part (c) reflect the salary distribuition of most of the employees better then the frequency table in part (a)? Yes. this frequency table Is much better. No, there is no difference. Yes. this frequency table it a little better.

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A)

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B) YES THE LAST VALUE IS AN OUTLINER AND IT LOOK LIKES THAT IT IS OWNER SALARY HENCE OPTION C IS CORRECT

C) X Frequency

24 - 34 7

34 - 44 10

44 - 54 8

54 - 64 5

64 - 74 4

D) YES THIS TABLE LOOKS MORE OEGRANISED AND STRUCTURED THEN THE LAST ONE

HENCE OPTION B IS CORRECT

X Frequency 24 - 63 30 63 - 102 4 102 - 141 0 141 - 180 0 180 - 219 0 219 - 258

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