2. (6.14.21) Figure 6.30 is a histogram showing the total compensation for the 100 best paid presidents of public 3. (6.14.34) Figure 6.35 shows the US population distribution among the 50 states based on the 2010 US universities. The data are from an article in the April 3, 2011 issue ot The Chronicle of Higher Education. 3 pt: Census. 4 pt: State Populations Urivanny Pnildnnlcompulnlon (2010 U. 5. Census) so 25 25 20 15 )5 lo 6 2 - . a . o _ _ M 5-9 1044 15-19 2044 15-29 my 3539 Population in millions Number of states Figure 6.35, State populations 0 SW- 15110 551K 850K- 750K- 850% 950(- WSM HW- '254K- - . 7 450K m cm 1m 550K 8541K um 1150K 2m 135m 3- Wham the "'0'\" PP\"1\"\"\"5 01'5\"\"- m' mml com-1b.. Hglre 6.30 College pusiilenlr' pdy [RI71] (The number of presidents in each of the ranges, reading from le to right, is 51, 25, 15, 8, and l.) at What is the mode of this distribution? b. Estimate the median compensation, ht What is the median population of states? or What is the mean population of states? c. Estimate the mean compensation d4 Write two arguments one of which indicates that the average president is paid appropriately, and the one that presidential pay is too high (1 How good an estimate is the mean you calculated in c