Check here for instructional material to complete this problem. Let I represent the income (in millions of dollars) for a company. A company posted a net income loss of $12,672 million for the fiscal year 2016. Instructional Material 1=(millions of dollars) (Do not include the $ symbol in your answer.) A variable represents an unknown quantity. In statistics, this could be a data value. You may want to consider using a variable name that is helpful in identifying what it represents (e.g., w for weight, h for height). Consider realistic values for a variable when determining what values a variable can take on. Example: Let n represent the number of respondents to a survey about exercise. What does n = 50 mean? Is n = 50 a reasonable value for n? Is n = 21.3 a reasonable value for n? It means that 50 people responded to the survey about exercise. 50 is a reasonable value for the number of respondents to a survey. n = 21.3 is not a reasonable value for the variable since we can't have 21.3 people! Print Done Next De