In an organization, the average - salary - 48K (stdev 24K, variance 58),avg education - 4 yrs(stdev 1.8 variance 3), avg age-39yrs(stdev 11 variance 123), avg experience - 8yrs (stdev 6, variance 42). What can you infer?
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You have difficulty framing your questions.
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Here is the position:\nhttp://www.timewarner.com/corp/careers/jobtools_us/index.html\nDoesn't say salary. I assume you negotiate.
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The standard deviation is the square root of the variance. Now, the variance is the "average squared difference (distance) of each observation from the mean".\n \nLets think about it. You want a measure of how dispersed the data is, right? Well, suppose you have heights for your data and your trying to compare two groups. For example, you want to know if the height´s of New Yorkers vary more or less than the heights of Floridians. You are NOT trying to see which are taller.\n \nSo you can calculate the average height of each group and then see haw far away from this average each individual height is and then calculate the average distance from the average height. If everyone had the same height, the average distance would be ZERO, reflecting that the population´s height is very CONCENTRATED around its average.\n \nBut why do you use the squared difference? Because if you were to calculate the average of "x - average(x)" you would always get zero, so by squaring and taking the square, you always get a positive number (the distance is always positive).\n \nGot it?
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I would say the average is probably around 20-30. If you look closely at the questions, there are a lot of eclectic topics which you know aren’t being asked by 12 year olds, like “What form of exempts can I get on my W-2?” But there are plenty of older audiences out there too. So really every age seems to be here - just the 20-30 are the most prominent.
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24 average\n\n:> peace\n.
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Yep, 10.  42+18 = 60 months, at 12 months a year = 5 years + 5 years = 10 years.  Somehow I have a hard time believing you are only five :)
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It should be 36,000.  Orginial net income = (70-50)*3,000-25000 = 35,000 of net income.  (70-50)*3,000*1.1-(25,000*.8)= 46,000 of net income after increase of 11,000.  Where the 1.1 represents the 10% increase and the .8 represents the 20% decrease.
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What ultrasound salary should I expect?\nThe median annual salary for an ultrasound technician was $48,660 in 2002, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The highest 10 percent of ultrasound tech salaries exceeded $65,000. \nAn ultrasound technologist salary can vary depending on work setting. For example, the 2002 median annual salary for those working in doctor offices was $50,390, while those working in hospitals earned $47,530. \nHow will experience affect my ultrasound salary?\nAs is the case with other professions, ultrasound tech salaries will be lower for entry-level workers and higher for senior positions, such as a chief ultrasound technologist. \nThe annual technician salary for a chief ultrasound technologist ranges from $56,627 to $68,690. \nThe median hourly wage for ultrasound technicians with different experience levels are as follows: less than 1 year, $19; 1 to 3 years, $20.75; 4 to 6 years, $22.73; 7 to 9, $24.33; 10 to 14 years, $25; 15 to 20, $25; more than 20, $26.05. \nWhat other salary considerations should I know about?\nAccording to Ultrasound Jobs, ultrasound technicians can expect lower pay if they're not registered with the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS). \nAnother factor for ultrasound tech salaries is the number of specialties you have. The more specialties (abdomen, breast, OB/GYN, etc.), the higher your pay. \nLastly, your employer, background, level of education or certification, and state of residence can all affect your ultrasound salary.  http://www.ultrasoundtechnicians.com/salary.html\n\nA good way to see what the salaries are in your state is to search job postings.  In a Yahoo or Google search, type in Ultrasound Technologist jobs and your state.
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The problem is incompletely or improperly described.\n\nEach member of the population has some characteristic value.  The mean is the average of this value taken over the entire population, which, assuming each member is an equal contributor, is M = sum(values)/N, where N is the population.  If each member has the same value, say 515, then mean would be 515 and the standard deviation would be zero.  If each even-numbered member has value 1030, and each odd-number member has value 0, the mean is 515 and the standard deviation is (approximately) 515.\n\nSo, you have provided enough information to solve the problem satisfactorily.
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The mean is the average of your data.  Add all the kids' ages, then divide by the number of kids:\n\n1 + 4 + 7 + 10 + 13 + 13 = 48\n\n48 / 6 = 8\n\nSo the mean age of the Atwood children is 8 years.
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In the US - $37,658\n\nSalary.com (see below) is a great way to find average US salaries.\n\nGood luck with your project!
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The answer is C.\n\nHowever, do you know how to get the answer?\n\nThe mean is the average of all of the numbers. Add the four numbers you gave me and divide by 4. That is how you get your number. This is what teachers use to find your average for your school grade.\n\nSorry, im studying to be a teacher, I wanted to make sure you understood.
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sorry don't know figures but usually you get paid more it its government run like education boards rather than private run nurserys
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Go To Salary.com hope that helps you.
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Salary can mean monthly or annual pay.  It also means that you are paid a set amount, for example $50,000 a year, to work regardless of how many hours you work a week.
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You can ask the salary range but typically they won't be able to answer the specific amount until after interviewing the candidate.  Most companies will base salary on education and experience of the candidate as well as internal equity.  They don't want to bring someone in with less skills at a higher rate than employees that have been doing the job.\n\nYou can ask after the interview how you rank in relation to the other applicants and as approximately how much the job would pay.
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b. $40,000\n\nThat was simple...the numbers are\n\n10 10 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 1000\n1   2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10\n\nThe 2 medians would be 5 and 6...averaging out to be 40,000.