The five-number summary for the number of accounts managed by each sales manager at Force Inc. is shown in the following table. \text{Min}Minstart text, M, i, n, end text Q_1Q 1 Q, start subscript, 1, end subscript \text{Median}Medianstart text, M, e, d, i, a, n, end text Q_3Q 3 Q, start subscript, 3, end subscript \text{Max}Maxstart text, M, a, x, end text 353535 454545 505050 656565 858585 The five-number summary suggests that about 50\%50%50, percent of sales managers at Force Inc. manage fewer than what number of accounts?

50% of sales managers at Force Inc. manages fewer than 50( = the median given) number of accounts.

Given that:

These 5 numbers summary tells the partition of data or quartiles with endpoints as minimum and maximum.

The median is a point for which the counts of data lying above it is equal to the counts of data lying below it.

Since the question asks about :

50% Sales managers manage < ? number of accounts

and since 50% of data lie below and above the median which is 50 given in the table.

Thus we have:

50% of the Sales manager at Force Inc. managing fewer than 50(the median given) number of accounts.

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The median is is the midpoint of the data. This means half is below 50 and half is above 50.

The answer would be they handle less than 50 accounts.

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