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An automated manufacturing unit employs N experts. Their average monthly salary is $7000 while the median monthly salary is only $5000. If the range (difference between highest and lowest) of their monthly salaries is $10,000, is the salary of highest paid expert more than $12,000? I. N <5 II. N = 8
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An automated manufacturing unit employs N experts. Their average monthly salary is $7000 while the median monthly salary is only $5000. If the range (difference between highest and lowest) of their monthly salaries is $10,000, is the salary of highest paid expert more than $12,000? I. N <5 II. N = 8
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Please be careful with the standard of questions you post. You cannot have one statement telling that N <5 and other saying opposite of this that is N is 8.
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