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Refer to the Excel file Salary (attached to the assignment) to address all the questions below:       
       
1. What is the probability for:       
       
a.) Randomly selecting a person being a male in Grade E?       
       
b.) Given that we picked a random person and he was a male, what is the probability of being in grade E?       
       
c.) Why the results different?       
       
2. Consider each group (Male and Female separately) and assume the salaries follow a Normal Probability distribution:       
       
a.) What is the top 75th percentile of salary for Males?       
       
b.) What is the top 75th percentile of salary for Females?       
       
c.) What is the probability that a male picked at random makes more than 50K?       
       
d.) What is the probability that a female picked at random makes between 30K and 40K?       
    Salary    Compa    Midpoint     Age    Performance Rating    Service Length    Gender    Raise    Degree    Gender 1    Grade
Data Type    Ratio Scale    Ratio Scale    Ratio Scale    Ratio Scale    Ordnal Scale    Ratio Scale    Nominal Scale    Ratio Scale    Nominal Scale    Nominal Scale    Ordinal Scale
                                           
Salary: Salary data is ratio level as this satisifies satisfies all properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, magnitude, equal intervals, and meaningful zero value.                                           
Compa: Compa salary data is ratio level as this satisifies satisfies all properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, magnitude, equal intervals, and meaningful zero value.                                           
Midpoint Salary: Midpoint salary data is ratio level as this satisifies satisfies all properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, magnitude, equal intervals, and meaningful zero value.                                           
Age: Age data is ratio level as this satisifies satisfies first three properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, magnitude, equal intervals. This this data zero value is not meaningful.                                            
Performance Rating: Performance Rating data is ordinal scale as this satisfies firrst two properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, and magnitude.                                            
Service Lenght: Service length data is ratio level as this satisifies all properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, magnitude, equal intervals, and meaningful zero value.                                            
Gender: Gender data is nominal level as this satisifies only first property of the data measurement. Based on the data, ranking among the observation cannot be made here.                                            
Percentage of Last Raise: Percentage of Last Raise: data is ratio level as this satisifies all properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, magnitude, equal intervals, and meaningful zero value.                                            
Degree: Degree data is nominal level as this satisifies only first property of the data measurement. Based on the data, ranking among the observation cannot be made here.                                            
Gender1: Gender 1 data is nominal level as this satisifies only first property of the data measurement. Based on the data, ranking among the observation cannot be made here.                                            
Grade: Grade data is ordinal scale as this satisfies firrst two properties of the data measurement inclduing identity, and magnitude.                                            
Mean, Standrd Deviation, and Range of Entire Salary Data Set       
ID    Salary    Gender
1    62.9    M
2    27.2    M
3    34.9    F
4    64.6    M
5    49.2    M
6    77.7    M
7    41.2    F
8    22    F
9    73.4    M
10    23.9    F
11    21.8    F
12    60.8    M
13    41.8    F
14    23.3    F
15    24.6    F
16    47.4    M
17    66.6    F
18    34.8    F
19    24.5    M
20    35.9    F
21    77.1    M
22    58.9    F
23    23.8    F
24    55.1    F
25    24.6    M
26    24.1    F
27    45.3    M
28    75.2    F
29    78.7    M
30    48.3    M
31    24.2    F
32    27.6    M
33    61.2    M
34    27    M
35    23.8    F
36    24.4    F
37    23.5    F
38    61.3    M
39    34.4    F
40    24.7    M
41    45.8    M
42    22.4    F
43    75.6    F
44    61.3    M
45    59.7    F
46    55.1    M
47    63.8    M
48    62.8    F
49    64    M
50    66.3    M
Mean     45.57   
Standard Deviation     19.381   
Range     56.90   
Mean, Standrd Deviation, and Range of Salary of Male Employees       
ID    Salary    Gender
1    62.9    M
2    27.2    M
4    64.6    M
5    49.2    M
6    77.7    M
9    73.4    M
12    60.8    M
16    47.4    M
19    24.5    M
21    77.1    M
25    24.6    M
27    45.3    M
29    78.7    M
30    48.3    M
32    27.6    M
33    61.2    M
34    27    M
38    61.3    M
40    24.7    M
41    45.8    M
44    61.3    M
46    55.1    M
47    63.8    M
49    64    M
50    66.3    M
Mean     52.792   
Standard Deviation     17.992   
Range     54.20   
Mean, Standrd Deviation, and Range of Salary of Female Employees       
ID    Salary    Gender
3    34.9    F
7    41.2    F
8    22    F
10    23.9    F
11    21.8    F
13    41.8    F
14    23.3    F
15    24.6    F
17    66.6    F
18    34.8    F
20    35.9    F
22    58.9    F
23    23.8    F
24    55.1    F
26    24.1    F
28    75.2    F
31    24.2    F
35    23.8    F
36    24.4    F
37    23.5    F
39    34.4    F
42    22.4    F
43    75.6    F
45    59.7    F
48    62.8    F
Mean     38.348   
Standard Deviation     18.289   
Range     53.800   
First, Second & Third Quartiles and Interquartile Range of Entire Salary Data Set       
ID    Salary    Gender
1    62.9    M
2    27.2    M
3    34.9    F
4    64.6    M
5    49.2    M
6    77.7    M
7    41.2    F
8    22    F
9    73.4    M
10    23.9    F
11    21.8    F
12    60.8    M
13    41.8    F
14    23.3    F
15    24.6    F
16    47.4    M
17    66.6    F
18    34.8    F
19    24.5    M
20    35.9    F
21    77.1    M
22    58.9    F
23    23.8    F
24    55.1    F
25    24.6    M
26    24.1    F
27    45.3    M
28    75.2    F
29    78.7    M
30    48.3    M
31    24.2    F
32    27.6    M
33    61.2    M
34    27    M
35    23.8    F
36    24.4    F
37    23.5    F
38    61.3    M
39    34.4    F
40    24.7    M
41    45.8    M
42    22.4    F
43    75.6    F
44    61.3    M
45    59.7    F
46    55.1    M
47    63.8    M
48    62.8    F
49    64    M
50    66.3    M
First Quartile Range    24.6   
Second Quartile Range    43.55   
Third Quartile Range    61.3   
Interquartile Range    36.70   
First, Second & Third Quartiles and Interquartile Range of Male Salary Data        
ID    Salary    Gender
1    62.9    M
2    27.2    M
4    64.6    M
5    49.2    M
6    77.7    M
9    73.4    M
12    60.8    M
16    47.4    M
19    24.5    M
21    77.1    M
25    24.6    M
27    45.3    M
29    78.7    M
30    48.3    M
32    27.6    M
33    61.2    M
34    27    M
38    61.3    M
40    24.7    M
41    45.8    M
44    61.3    M
46    55.1    M
47    63.8    M
49    64    M
50    66.3    M
First Quartile Range    45.3   
Second Quartile Range    60.8   
Third Quartile Range    64   
Interquartile Range    18.70   
Comparison of the First, Second & Third Quartiles and Interquartile Range of the Male and Female Salary Data: Whereas the first, second & third quartiles and interquartile range of female salary are 23.8, 34.4, 55.1 and 31.30 respectively, the first, second & third quartiles and interquartile range of male salary are 45.3, 60.8, 64, and 18.70 respectively. Here, from the observation of the first, second & third quartiles and interquartile range of male and female salary, it can be said that as compared to that of female’s salary, male’s salary is more dispersed.                                         
                                       
        Mean and Standard Deviation of Male Salary Data        
ID    Salary    Gender
1    62.9    M
2    27.2    M
4    64.6    M
5    49.2    M
6    77.7    M
9    73.4    M
12    60.8    M
16    47.4    M
19    24.5    M
21    77.1    M
25    24.6    M
27    45.3    M
29    78.7    M
30    48.3    M
32    27.6    M
33    61.2    M
34    27    M
38    61.3    M
40    24.7    M
41    45.8    M
44    61.3    M
46    55.1    M
47    63.8    M
49    64    M
50    66.3    M
First Quartile Range    52.79   
Second Quartile Range    17.99   
Mean and Standard of Female Salary Data       
ID    Salary    Gender
3    34.9    F
7    41.2    F
8    22    F
10    23.9    F
11    21.8    F
13    41.8    F
14    23.3    F
15    24.6    F
17    66.6    F
18    34.8    F
20    35.9    F
22    58.9    F
23    23.8    F
24    55.1    F
26    24.1    F
28    75.2    F
31    24.2    F
35    23.8    F
36    24.4    F
37    23.5    F
39    34.4    F
42    22.4    F
43    75.6    F
45    59.7    F
48    62.8    F
Mean    38.35   
Standard Deviation    18.29   
                               
                                       
                                       
                                       

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