Table 3.19 on the next page gives data concerning America€™s 30 largest private companies of 2014 as rated by Forbes magazine.

a. Construct a box-and-whiskers display of the large company revenues.
b. Construct a box-and-whiskers display of the large company numbers of employees.
c. Interpret the displays of parts a and b.

America's 30 Largest Private Companies of 2014 as Rated by Forbes Magazine os LargeComp TABLE 3.19 Revenue Revenue (Sbil) ($bil) Employees Rank Employees Rank Company Company Cargill Enterprise Holdings Cumberland Gulf Group 17.00 Cox Enterprises Meijer Performance Food Group 13.78? 17.80 83,369 134.90 143,000 16 Koch Industries 2 115.00 100,000 17 7,200 Dell 57.20 3 111,300 18 15.90 50,000 Bechtel 15.00 74,000 4 39.40 53,000 19 PricewaterhouseCoopers 34.00 5 195,000 20 12,000 Fidelity Investments Toys "R" Us JM Family Enterprises Platinum Equity Kiewit Corporation Mars 33.00 75,000 21 13.63 41,000 Pilot Flying J 32.09 21,000 22 12.54 67,000 Publix Super Markets 12.50 8. 28.92 166,000 23 4,000 Ernst & Young 27.40 190,000 24 12.00 50,000 C&S Wholesale Grocers 10 25.00 14,000 25 11.83 33,200 Albertsons 23.00 127,000 11 26 Amway 11.80 21,000 Reyes Holdings Love's Travel Stops & QuikTrip Southern Wine & Spirits 12 23.00 16,100 27 11.45 15,126 22.65 13 10,500 28 11.40 14,000 Country Stores 29 Trammo 11.32 455 US Foods HE Butt Grocery HJ Heinz 11.20 14 22.20 25,000 30 30,000 15 20.00 76,000