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5] [10 M and Match Here are descriptions of four data sets, and lists of summary statistics for the same data sets, but not necessarily in the same order: Match the histograms below with its own summary statistics and with the description of its data set. {One set ofstotistics and one data set Ml! not be used} If you have any doubts, give reasons for your choices, for possible partial credit. DataSe'Is: A. Amounts in dollars paid by individuals eating at a restaurant open from 11:00 am. to 11:00 pm. B. Salaries of college employees in thousands of euros C. Grades on a Mtest. D. Weight in grams of each ofthe cherry tomatoes Ben grew last summer Summary Statistiu: List 1 List 2 List 3 List 4 Mean 45.23 Mean 40.95 Mean 41.75 Mean 40.35 Median 39.50 Median 38.50 Median 46.00 Median 41.50 m 12.95 m 19.53 m 13.35 m 10.85 Match the histograms 2n 4:: an an 3\" 43 9" (a) Matches Data Set and List =(._b) Matches Data Set and List {c} Matches Data Set and List 4] (3 M Esteem Suppose that there is a positive correlation between business success [measured by company prot} and the self-esteem of the CEO {measured by some self-esteem survey}. Based on just this information, which of the following statements is correct: a} This proves that self-con dent CEDLstencl to make companies successful b} This proves that when a company is successful, the self-esteem of the CEO goes up c} The relationship must be a coincidence cl} None of the above statements is true