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Dropdown 1: greater than
Dropdown 2: less than
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The graph below shows data from a survey of 17 remote employees. Each point represents one employee’s average daily screen time in hours (horizontal axis) and their self-reported productivity rating (vertical axis, on a scale of 0 to 100).
The company's HR department is analyzing whether more screen time corresponds to higher productivity.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that best completes the statement based on the information provided.
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The company's HR department is analyzing whether more screen time corresponds to higher productivity.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that best completes the statement based on the information provided.
- The employee with the median screen time had a productivity rating the median productivity rating.
- The employee with the median productivity rating spent the median screen time on average.
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Dropdown 1: greater than
Dropdown 2: less than
20 Jun 2025, 08:57
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Checking in increasing order of screen time and productivity rating,
We get the one with 5.5 hrs screen time is median screen time and has productivity rating of 71.
Also the median productivity rating is 70 and has 4.5 hours screen time.
1)The employee with the median screen time had a productivity rating greater than the median productivity rating.
2)The employee with the median productivity rating spent less than the median screen time on average.
Thus first blank is greater than and second blank is less than
We get the one with 5.5 hrs screen time is median screen time and has productivity rating of 71.
Also the median productivity rating is 70 and has 4.5 hours screen time.
1)The employee with the median screen time had a productivity rating greater than the median productivity rating.
2)The employee with the median productivity rating spent less than the median screen time on average.
Thus first blank is greater than and second blank is less than
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Solution:
There are 17 data points in the graph. The median value corresponds to the 9th-ranked point when the data is ordered.
1. Median Screen Time → Corresponding Rating:
Ordering by screen time (horizontal axis), the 9th point falls at approximately 5.5 hours. The corresponding productivity rating (vertical axis) is slightly above 70. Since this value is higher than the middle value of the ratings, the answer is:
Answer:higher than the median rating
2. Median Rating → Corresponding Screen Time:
Ordering by rating (vertical axis), the 9th data point is at a rating of approximately 70. The corresponding screen time for this point is near 4 hours, which is less than the median screen time.
Answer:less than the median screen time
