Question 7 10 pts Below is a chart for the Bureau of Labor Statistics. What is the mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation of the salary per hour of ALL 8 professions. (i.e. use 33.19, 31.73, 29.35, 26.75, 25.65, 22.60, 20.96, 20.15) Table 1. Associate's degree or less education to enter Selected occupations with average hourly wages for part- time workers over $20 per hour, 2016; percent change in employment for all workers, projected 2014-24; and entry-level education typically required. Average hourly Percent change in Occupation employment for full- Typical entry-level wage for part-time workers, 2016 and part-time workers, education projected 2014-24 Dental hygienists $33.19 19% Associate's degree Diagnostic medical sonographers 31.73 26 Associate's degree Respiratory therapists 29.35 12 Associate's degree Physical therapist assistants 26.75 41 Associate's degree Radiologic technologists 25.65 Associate's degree Licensed practical and licensed vocational Postsecondary nurses 22.60 16 nondegree award High school diploma Insurance sales agents 20.96 9 or equivalent' Executive secretaries and executive administrative High school diploma assistants 20.15 - 6 or equivalent? This occupation also typically requires on-the-job training at the entry level to attain competency. This occupation also typically requires less than 5 years of work experience in a related occupation at the entry level. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey (wages) and Employment Projecti program (projected employment growth, education)