Describe What These Boxplots Tell You About the Relationship Between

question 12

Multiple Choice

Describe what these boxplots tell you about the relationship between the provinces and salary,based on the same occupation.

• A)ON and BC have very comparable salaries.The average salaries for these provinces are just above $40K,and their spreads are very close.NS is very comparable to ON and BC.The upper 50% of salaries for NS corresponds to the lower 50% of QC salaries.
• B)ON and BC have very comparable salaries.The average salaries for these provinces are just below $40K,but their spreads are different.NS is not very comparable to either ON and BC.The upper 50% of salaries for NS corresponds to the lower 50% of QC salaries.
• C)ON and BC don't have very comparable salaries.The average salaries for these provinces are just below $40K,and their spreads are different.NS is not very comparable to either ON and BC.The upper 50% of salaries for QC corresponds to the lower 50% of NS salaries.
• D)ON and BC have very comparable salaries.The average salaries for these provinces are just below $40K,and their spreads are very close.NS's average is the highest.The upper 50% of salaries for NS corresponds to the lower 50% of QC salaries.
• E)ON and BC have very comparable salaries.The average salaries for these provinces are just below $40K,and their spreads are very close.NS is not very comparable to either ON or BC.The upper 50% of salaries for NS corresponds to the lower 50% of QC salaries.

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Definitions:

Clear Title

A title to property or assets that is free of liens, disputes, or legal questions, ensuring unobstructed ownership.

Good Faith Purchaser

A Good Faith Purchaser is someone who buys property without knowledge of any existing claims or encumbrances against it, thus acquiring legal rights to the property.

Voidable Title

A legal term referring to a situation where a transfer of title to property can be invalidated due to certain circumstances, such as fraud or misrepresentation, giving the affected party the right to void the transaction.

CIF

Cost, Insurance, and Freight, a trade term requiring the seller to arrange for the carriage of goods by sea to a port of destination, and provide the buyer with the documents necessary to obtain the goods.