The following data show the company/chain name, the average sales per store ($1,000s), and the food segment industry for 47 restaurant chains. 2012 U.S. Average Sales per Store ($1,000s) 2012 U.S. Average Sales per Store ($1,000s) Company Segment Company Segment Company 1 Sandwich 1,003 Company 25 Chicken 967 Company 2 Snacks 217 Company 26 Snacks 2,428 Company 3 Chicken 1,728 Company 27 Pizza/Pasta 455 Company 4 Chicken 1,174 Company 28 Burger 2,600 Company 5 Burger 1,205 Company 29 Mexican 1,113 Company 6 Burger 1,470 Company 30 Sandwich 2,417 Company 7 Burger 913 Company 31 Pizza/Pasta 839 Company 8 Chicken 3,158 Company 32 Pizza/Pasta 585 Company 9 Mexican 2,113 Company 33 Pizza/Pasta 893 Company 10 Chicken 717 Company 34 Chicken 1,242 Company 11 Pizza/Pasta 905 Company 35 Mexican 976 Company 12 Burger 1,848 Company 36 Sandwich 345 Company 13 Burger 555 Company 37 Burger 1,084 Company 14 Mexican 1,110 Company 38 Snacks 1,233 Company 15 Pizza/Pasta 700 Company 39 Burger 1,710 Company 16 Snacks 867 Company 40 Sandwich 491 Company 17 Chicken 1,475 Company 41 Mexican 1,373 Company 18 Burger 1,059 Company 42 Snacks 1,085 Company 19 Burger 1,145 Company 43 Burger 1,474 Company 20 Burger 1,925 Company 44 Burger 2,006 Company 21 Burger 1,369 Company 45 Burger 1,284 Company 22 Snacks 715 Company 46 Chicken 912 Company 23 Sandwich 2,546 Company 47 Chicken 1,766 Company 24 Sandwich 879 Are there are any outliers in terms of sales that would skew the results? O Yes No d) Develop a frequency distribution showing the average sales (in thousand dollars) per store for each segment. (Round your answers to the nearest thousand dollars.) Average Sales per unit ($1,000s) Segment Burger thousand $ $ Chicken thousand Mexican $ thousand Pizza/Pasta $ thousand Sandwich $ thousand Snacks $ thousand Comment on the results obtained. The segment with lowest average sales per unit is G-Select