STATE
We would like a description of the 2015-2016 Canadiens' salaries
for managmenet. Are some players getting paid too much?
PLAN:
We will graph the data with a bar chart after rounding to the
nearest $1000. Based on the shape of the graph, we will compute
appropriate summary statistics(based on the actual salaries).
SOLVE:
The graph shows a right skewed distribution
What is the median for these data?
1000
What is the mean of the data?
2,359
CONCLUDE
The team salaries range from about $600,000 to about $7 million.
The median salary is $1 million. There must be some differential in
pay for team stars because more than halp the players earn less
than $2 million per season, whereas a second group earns between $2
million and $4 million. A third group of players makes $5 million
or more.
The table gives the salaries of the 2015-2016 ro Nathan Tomas Plekaneo $5000,000Bryan Flynn50,000Marik Barberio $600,000...
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