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<em>Sasha’s daily tips this week were $43, $32, $65, $88, $50, and $72. Is Sasha correct in thinking that the mean accurately represents how much money she makes in daily tips? </em>
a. Yes, Sasha is correct. The mean amount she makes is $ in a day.
b. Yes, Sasha is correct. The mean amount she makes is $65.33 in a day.
c. No, Sasha is incorrect. The median amount she makes is $53.00 in a day.
d. No, Sasha is incorrect. The median amount she makes is $60.00 in a day.
<h3>Answer:</h3>a. Yes, Sasha is correct. The mean amount she makes is $58.33 in a day.
<h3>Step-by-step explanation: </h3>Gather all of Sasha's daily tips, we will add them all and divide them by the number of tips on the workweek. We will get:
When rounding we get an answer of