Mathematics, 21.05.2021 22:00, bhebert4130
Laila wants to create a data display to clearly show the median salary, the highest salary, SERENA
and the lowest salary of the 685 employees at her company. She is trying to decide whether
she should create a dot plot, a box plot, or a histogram of the salaries.
A sample of the data is shown below.
$25,745; $26,512; $27,322; $27,750; $29,820; $32,500; $35,448; $52,020; $63,485; $87,167
Which graph should Laila choose? Explain your reasoning by completing the sentences. Click the
arrows to choose an answer from each menu.
A dot plot Choose...
A box plot Choose...
A histogram Choose...
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