Fortuneprovides a list of America's largest corporations based on annual revenue. Shown below are the 50 largest corporations, with annual revenue expressed in billions of dollars.

Corporation	Revenue
Amerisource Bergen	71
Archer Daniels Midland	70
AT&T	124
Bank of America	113
Berkshire Hathaway	108
Boeing	61
Cardinal Health	91
Caterpillar	51
Chevron	263
Citigroup	112
ConocoPhillips	231
Costco Wholesale	72
CVS Caremark	87
Dell	61
Dow Chemical	58
ExxonMobil	443
Ford Motors	146
General Electric	149
Goldman Sachs	54
Hewlett-Packard	118
Home Depot	71
IBM	104
JPMorgan Chase	101
Johnson & Johnson	64
Kroger	76

Corporation	Revenue
Lowe's	48
Marathon Oil	74
McKesson	102
Medco Health	51
MetLife	55
Microsoft	60
Morgan Stanley	62
Pepsico	43
Pfizer	48
Procter & Gamble	84
Safeway	44
Sears Holdings	47
State Farm Insurance	61
Sunoco	52
Target	65
Time Warner	47
United Parcel Service	51
United Technologies	59
UnitedHealth Group	81
Valero Energy	118
Verizon	97
Walgreen	59
Walmart	406
WellPoint	61
Wells Fargo	52

Summarize the data by constructing the following.(a)a frequency distribution and a relative frequency distribution (classes 0-49, 50-99, 100-149, and so on)

Revenue	Frequency	Relative Frequency
0-49
50-99
100-149
150-199
200-249
250-299
300-349
350-399
400-449
Total

(b)a cumulative frequency distribution and a cumulative relative frequency distribution

Revenue	Cumulative Frequency	Cumulative Relative Frequency
less than 50
less than 100
less than 150
less than 200
less than 250
less than 300
less than 350
less than 400
less than 450

(c)What do these distributions tell you about the annual revenue of the largest corporations in America?The majority of the large corporations have revenues in the ---Select--- $50 billion to $149 billion $150 billion to $249 billion $250 billion to $349 billion $350 billion to $449 billion range. % of the corporations have revenues of over $200 billion and % of the corporations have revenues under $100 billion.(d)Show a histogram.

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: 2 units tall
• 50-99: a bar with no visible height
• 100-149: a bar with no visible height
• 150-199: 1 unit tall
• 200-249: 1 unit tall
• 250-299: a bar with no visible height
• 300-349: 11 units tall
• 350-399: 29 units tall
• 400-499: 6 units tall

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: a bar with no visible height
• 50-99: 1 unit tall
• 100-149: 1 unit tall
• 150-199: 6 units tall
• 200-249: 29 units tall
• 250-299: 11 units tall
• 300-349: a bar with no visible height
• 350-399: a bar with no visible height
• 400-499: 2 units tall

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: 6 units tall
• 50-99: 29 units tall
• 100-149: 11 units tall
• 150-199: a bar with no visible height
• 200-249: 1 unit tall
• 250-299: 1 unit tall
• 300-349: a bar with no visible height
• 350-399: a bar with no visible height
• 400-499: 2 units tall

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: 6 units tall
• 50-99: 29 units tall
• 100-149: 11 units tall
• 150-199: 1 unit tall
• 200-249: 1 unit tall
• 250-299: 2 units tall
• 300-349: a bar with no visible height
• 350-399: a bar with no visible height
• 400-499: a bar with no visible height

Comment on the shape of the distribution.The distribution is ---Select--- skewed to the left symmetric skewed to the right .(e)What is the largest corporation in America?AT&TChevron Exxon-MobilWalmartConocoPhillipsWhat is the largest corporation's annual revenue? billion dollars

Fortuneprovides a list of America's largest corporations based on annual revenue. Shown below are the 50 largest corporations, with annual revenue expressed in billions of dollars.

Corporation	Revenue
Amerisource Bergen	71
Archer Daniels Midland	70
AT&T	124
Bank of America	113
Berkshire Hathaway	108
Boeing	61
Cardinal Health	91
Caterpillar	51
Chevron	263
Citigroup	112
ConocoPhillips	231
Costco Wholesale	72
CVS Caremark	87
Dell	61
Dow Chemical	58
ExxonMobil	443
Ford Motors	146
General Electric	149
Goldman Sachs	54
Hewlett-Packard	118
Home Depot	71
IBM	104
JPMorgan Chase	101
Johnson & Johnson	64
Kroger	76

Corporation	Revenue
Lowe's	48
Marathon Oil	74
McKesson	102
Medco Health	51
MetLife	55
Microsoft	60
Morgan Stanley	62
Pepsico	43
Pfizer	48
Procter & Gamble	84
Safeway	44
Sears Holdings	47
State Farm Insurance	61
Sunoco	52
Target	65
Time Warner	47
United Parcel Service	51
United Technologies	59
UnitedHealth Group	81
Valero Energy	118
Verizon	97
Walgreen	59
Walmart	406
WellPoint	61
Wells Fargo	52

Summarize the data by constructing the following.(a)a frequency distribution and a relative frequency distribution (classes 0-49, 50-99, 100-149, and so on)

Revenue	Frequency	Relative Frequency
0-49
50-99
100-149
150-199
200-249
250-299
300-349
350-399
400-449
Total

(b)a cumulative frequency distribution and a cumulative relative frequency distribution

Revenue	Cumulative Frequency	Cumulative Relative Frequency
less than 50
less than 100
less than 150
less than 200
less than 250
less than 300
less than 350
less than 400
less than 450

(c)What do these distributions tell you about the annual revenue of the largest corporations in America?The majority of the large corporations have revenues in the ---Select--- $50 billion to $149 billion $150 billion to $249 billion $250 billion to $349 billion $350 billion to $449 billion range. % of the corporations have revenues of over $200 billion and % of the corporations have revenues under $100 billion.(d)Show a histogram.

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: 2 units tall
• 50-99: a bar with no visible height
• 100-149: a bar with no visible height
• 150-199: 1 unit tall
• 200-249: 1 unit tall
• 250-299: a bar with no visible height
• 300-349: 11 units tall
• 350-399: 29 units tall
• 400-499: 6 units tall

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: a bar with no visible height
• 50-99: 1 unit tall
• 100-149: 1 unit tall
• 150-199: 6 units tall
• 200-249: 29 units tall
• 250-299: 11 units tall
• 300-349: a bar with no visible height
• 350-399: a bar with no visible height
• 400-499: 2 units tall

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: 6 units tall
• 50-99: 29 units tall
• 100-149: 11 units tall
• 150-199: a bar with no visible height
• 200-249: 1 unit tall
• 250-299: 1 unit tall
• 300-349: a bar with no visible height
• 350-399: a bar with no visible height
• 400-499: 2 units tall

A histogram has 9 class labels along the horizontal axis. The horizontal axis is labeled: Revenue (Billion $), and the vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. The vertical bars are centered over their labels and moving left to right their heights are as follows.

• 0-49: 6 units tall
• 50-99: 29 units tall
• 100-149: 11 units tall
• 150-199: 1 unit tall
• 200-249: 1 unit tall
• 250-299: 2 units tall
• 300-349: a bar with no visible height
• 350-399: a bar with no visible height
• 400-499: a bar with no visible height

Comment on the shape of the distribution.The distribution is ---Select--- skewed to the left symmetric skewed to the right .(e)What is the largest corporation in America?AT&TChevron Exxon-MobilWalmartConocoPhillipsWhat is the largest corporation's annual revenue? billion dollars