A Meaningful Money Problem: D2L Discussion Imagine a small school that uses the following braakdown of employees Each amount isted is the annual average salary made by a person in each role Principal $100, 000 Teachers $65, 000 Vice-Principals $85, 000 X 22 X2 Department Heads Support Staff $35, 000 X 4 X 11 When at a meeting to discuss increases to the salaries, three numbers are used to describe the average salary at the school. Each employee claims to have a mathematical calculation to support their number. Employee #1 claims that that average salary is $71, 000. Employee # 2 claims that the average is $59, 125. Employee # 3 states the value they believe the average is $65, 000. The discussion among the staff breaks down into an argument over who has the correct calculation. What's going on here? How can all of these answers be accounted for? What errors have been made? Explain your thinking. Go to D2L and provide a written response to this problem in the PROJECT MODULE discussion forum that is titled A Meaningful Money Problem. Do not remove this page from your packet. Please sign below indicating that you have completed this task