A firm employs many clerical workers making near minimum wage salaries and a few executives making much higher salaries, a report from this firm says in one place that a typical annual salary of an eemployee is $25,000 and in another
place that a typical salary is $30,000. Assuming one of these values is the mean annual salary and the other is the median
annual salary, which is which?.

30000 is mean, 25000 is median

Step-by-step explanation:

Just a logical explanation

if you have a lot  of people making 25000, then chance are you'll find that value in the middle, in assuming that the executives make a lot more

and with executives making a lot more, the mean is 30000

sources: Compare the mean and median of a data set that has a distribution that is skewed right. The mean will have a higher value than the median

answer: answer is b.

[m < b = 120º]

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