Question

a company has 14 employees with a salary of $21,400. 12 employees with a salary of $23,700. 17 employees with a salary of $26,100. 2 employees with a salary of $31,700. 5 employees with a salary of $39,700 and 1 employees with a salary of $148,900 find the mean for the employees (round to the nearest hundred as needed)

Answer 1

We know that

• There are 14 employees with a salary of $21,400.

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• 12 employees with a salary of $23,700.

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• 17 employees with a salary of $26,100.

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• 2 employees with a salary of $31,700.

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• 5 employees with a salary of $39,700.

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• 1 employee with a salary of $148,900.

To find the mean, we have to sum all the salaries first.

`21400+23700+26100+31700+39700+148900=291500`

Then, we divide the sum by the total number of employees.

`\bar{x}=(291,500)/(14+12+17+2+5+1)=(291,500)/(51)=5,715.67`

Hence, the mean is $5,715.67, approximately.