No.explanation required 5. This graph shows the total payment amounts in 2011 (in thousands of USS) for a random sample of 400 US physicianswho received payments from any of 8 major pharmaceutical companies in 2011. The vertical axis represents the percentof physicians. (Source: Propublica "Dollars for Docs" Online Database)Physician Payments from 8 Pharmaceutical CompaniesRandom Sample of US Physicians, 2011 (n-400)Sample Summary Statisties (n=400))(estimates in thousands of dollars)Mean (X ): 10Standard Deviation (s): 17Range: 0.1 to 121Percentiles:2.5th: 0.325th: 1.550h: 3.675th: 1097.5th: 745075100125150Payment Amount (Thousands of Dollars)Which of the following statements best tells the story of these data?The percentage of physicians receiving a given payment amount was relatively similar for all values across the rangeof payment values.The majority of physicians received relatively "small" payments (<$25,000) and a smaller percentage receivedpayments greater than this majority.Physicians did not receive adequate payments from the pharmaceutical companies.The majority of physicians received relatively "large" payments (> $25,000) and a smaller percentage receivedpayments less than this majority.0809

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5. This graph shows the total payment amounts in 2011 (in thousands of US$) for a random sample of 400 US physicians who received payments from any of 8 major pharmaceutical companies in 2011. The vertical axis represents the percent of physicians. (Source: Propublica "Dollars for Docs" Online Database) Physician Payments from 8 Pharmaceutical Companies Random Sample of US Physicians, 2011 (n-400) Sample Summary Statisties (n=400)) (estimates in thousands of dollars) Mean (X ): 10 Standard Deviation (s): 17 Range: 0.1 to 121 Percentiles: 2.5th: 0.3 25th: 1.5 50h: 3.6 75th: 10 97.5th: 74 100 125 Payment Amount (Thousands of Dollars) 50 75 150 Which of the following statements best tells the story of these data? The percentage of physicians receiving a given payment amount was relatively similar for all values across the range of payment values. The majority of physicians received relatively "small" payments (<$25,000) and a smaller percentage received payments greater than this majority. Physicians did not receive adequate payments from the pharmaceutical companies. The majority of physicians received relatively "large" payments (> $25,000) and a smaller percentage received payments less than this majority. 08 09

5. This graph shows the total payment amounts in 2011 (in thousands of US$) for a random sample of 400 US physicians who received payments from any of 8 major pharmaceutical companies in 2011. The vertical axis represents the percent of physicians. (Source: Propublica "Dollars for Docs" Online Database) Physician Payments from 8 Pharmaceutical Companies Random Sample of US Physicians, 2011 (n-400) Sample Summary Statisties (n=400)) (estimates in thousands of dollars) Mean (X ): 10 Standard Deviation (s): 17 Range: 0.1 to 121 Percentiles: 2.5th: 0.3 25th: 1.5 50h: 3.6 75th: 10 97.5th: 74 100 125 Payment Amount (Thousands of Dollars) 50 75 150 Which of the following statements best tells the story of these data? The percentage of physicians receiving a given payment amount was relatively similar for all values across the range of payment values. The majority of physicians received relatively "small" payments (<$25,000) and a smaller percentage received payments greater than this majority. Physicians did not receive adequate payments from the pharmaceutical companies. The majority of physicians received relatively "large" payments (> $25,000) and a smaller percentage received payments less than this majority. 08 09

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