Question 21 0/1 pt 03 2 4 0 Details Hint 1 Hint 2 You work at a microchip factory. They are having temporary budget problems and are considering laying off workers. To avoid this, the manager suggests that you get a 10% pay cut now, but promises a 10% pay raise after a year. Choose the best end to the sentence. Your final salary will be You don't need to show work / explain here, but be sure that you can do it more than one way for graded work. more than the original salary. O less than the original salary. the same as the original salary. Submit QuestionQuestion 16 6 0/2 pts 5 3 - 4 0 Details The boxplot below shows salaries for Construction workers and Teachers. Construction Teacher 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Salary (thousands of $) Jennie makes the first quartile salary for a construction worker. Markos makes the first quartile salary for a teacher. Who makes more money? O Jennie O Markos How much more? S Submit QuestionQuestion 24 0/1 pt 0 3 ~ 4 0 Details The article describes the threshold that statisticians use to decide if the odds of failure are acceptably low. What level is this? 0 95% 85% 80% 0 70% Submit QuestionQuestion 20 0/1 pt ) 3 4 0 Details Hint 1 A grocery store has sent you a coupon for 10% off your grocery bill. They have also sent you a coupon for $15 off any grocery bill. There is no fine print on the coupons saying which one to use first. How should you use the coupons. (You don't have to explain here, but be prepared to explain a question like this on a graded assignment or exam.) O You'll always get a better deal if you use the $15 coupon first. O You'll always get a better deal if you use the 10% coupon first. O It doesn't matter which coupon you use first. O The amount of the bill will determine which coupon you should first.Question 17 G 0/2 pts 0 3 # 4 0 Details Match the following. 70 100- B- 80 60 40 20 50 70 50 100 0 2 4 (1) (2) Histogram (b) a. Box plot (2) V Histogram (c) b. Box plot (3) - V Histogram (a) c. Box plot (1) Submit QuestionQuestion 22 0/1 pt 0 3 2 4 0 Details This article is comparing stock performance to O market performance housing investments O bond performance savings accounts Submit Question Question 23 0/1 pt 0 3 3 4 0 Details Statistically, if you invest for 10 years in stocks, you have a . % chance to do well (as defined by the article.) Submit