Not at all important 3 2 a) What percent of women consider it very important or extremely important for them personally to have a high-paying job? The percent of women who consider it very important or extremely important for them personally to have a high-paying job is %. (Round to the nearest integer as needed.) b) How does that compare with men? For young men, % consider it very important or extremely important for them personally to have a high-paying job, which is | the percent of women. c) Do the distributions across all response categories look similar or different? O A. The distributions vary significantly, more women say that a high-paying job is very important, and more men say that a high-paying job is somewhat important. O B. The distributions vary significantly, more men say that a high-paying job is very important, and more women say that a high-paying job is somewhat important. OC. The distributions are similar, more men say that a high-paying job is very important, and more women say that a high-paying job is somewhat important. O D. The distributions are similar, more women say that a high-paying job is very important, and more men say that a high-paying job is somewhat important.

Not at all important 3 2 a) What percent of women consider it very important or extremely important for them personally to have a high-paying job? The percent of women who consider it very important or extremely important for them personally to have a high-paying job is %. (Round to the nearest integer as needed.) b) How does that compare with men? For young men, % consider it very important or extremely important for them personally to have a high-paying job, which is | the percent of women. c) Do the distributions across all response categories look similar or different? O A. The distributions vary significantly, more women say that a high-paying job is very important, and more men say that a high-paying job is somewhat important. O B. The distributions vary significantly, more men say that a high-paying job is very important, and more women say that a high-paying job is somewhat important. OC. The distributions are similar, more men say that a high-paying job is very important, and more women say that a high-paying job is somewhat important. O D. The distributions are similar, more women say that a high-paying job is very important, and more men say that a high-paying job is somewhat important.

Essentials of Business Analytics (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305627734

Author:Jeffrey D. Camm, James J. Cochran, Michael J. Fry, Jeffrey W. Ohlmann, David R. Anderson

Publisher:Jeffrey D. Camm, James J. Cochran, Michael J. Fry, Jeffrey W. Ohlmann, David R. Anderson

Chapter6: Statistical Inference

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