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The following information is for the five employees of Jenson Company: Employee Current Week's Earnings Cumulative Earnings T. Cleveland $429.60 $5,760.85 J. Fortney 562.00 4,625.00 L. Hanu 815.00 6,408.00 A. Perez 695.00 6,700 M. Yang 711.00 8,265.85 

          The following information is for the five employees of Jenson Company:
Employee
Current
Week's
Earnings
Cumulative
Earnings
T. Cleveland
$429.60
$5,760.85
J. Fortney
562.00
4,625.00
L. Hanu
815.00
6,408.00
A. Perez
695.00
6,700
M. Yang
711.00
8,265.85
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The following information is for the five employees of Jenson Company: Employee Current Week's Earnings Cumulative Earnings T. Cleveland 429.605,760.85 J. Fortney 562.00 4,625.00 L. Hanu 815.00 6,408.00 A. Perez 695.00 6,700 M. Yang 711.00 8,265.85

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The following information is for the five employees of Jenson Company: Employee Current Week's Earnings $429.60 $562.00 $815.00 $695.00 $711.00 Cumulative Earnings T. Cleveland J. Fortney L. Hanu A. Perez M. Yang $5,760.85 $4,625.00 $6,408.00 $6,700.00 $8,265.85
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00:01 Here we're given the salaries of several employees and a company.
00:05 Alright, so we're given 52 ,000, 62 ,500, 56 ,000, 49 ,000, 67 ,500, and 60 ,000.
00:18 We want to calculate the median salary.
00:22 Alright, so the median is the number that is in the middle of our data set.
00:26 So in order to calculate that, we're going to have to order our data from least to greatest.
00:29 So we see right away that 49 ,000 is least.
00:34 Then we have 52 ,000.
00:36 Then we have 56 ,000.
00:42 Okay, then after that we have 60 ,000...
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