FORD MOTOR COMPANY A dispute has risen at the Ford Motor Company plant in Toledo. Unionists there have led a grievance arguing that, in violation of the collective bargaining labor agreement, production line workers averaged a lower hourly wage with greater variability than do the plant's ofce workers. In an attempt to settle the dispute, a random sample of 10 production line workers and another random sample of 10 ofce workers at the plant were chosen and the following data on their respective hourly wages was collected: Worker Production Line Worker Wage Ofce Worker Wage 1 $12.15 $15.12 2 $18.17 $16.42 3 $19.42 $17.12 4 $15.17 $16.92 5 $18.63 $18.15 6 $16.42 $15.81 7 $15.49 $19.12 8 $18.73 $19.15 9 $19.12 $18.73 10 $18.36 $19.66 A. Do the above data support the charge made by the unionists? Why or why not