50 points!!!!!!

A survey was conducted on the salaries of 20 randomly selected college graduates with degrees in the same subject area. Each person surveyed graduated within the same 5-year period. Ten of the people surveyed attended a private university, while the other 10 people surveyed attended a public university of roughly the same size.

Private Public
First Quartile $58,000 $35,000
Second Quartile (Median) $71,000 $42,000
Third Quartile $85,000 $54,000

Based on the samples, what generalization can be made?

The top ten percent of both the private and public university graduates surveyed earned more than $60,000 annually.

The interquartile range for public universities is $19,000 more than for private universities.

The top twenty-five percent of both the private and public university graduates surveyed earned more than $50,000 annually.

The interquartile range for private universities is $27,000 more than for public universities.

this is a complex problem invovlving multiplue variables.
fyi 58k=50,000 kstands for kilo means 1000
so
public vs private
58k vs 35k
71k vs 42k
85k vs 54k
this data is taken from 3 parts

each number is the middle number of each part

the first one:
top 10% eanes more than 60k
very likely becase none of the private university numbers list anything over 60k

second one:
interquartile is 19k more in public than for private
71k-42k=29k, not 19 so this is not likely

third one:
top 25% earnes more than 50k
this is more likely than the others because the data is from 1/3 and 1/3=33% and we are looking for 25% which is smaller and the numbers of the median is more than 50k so this is the most likely answer

fourth one
rangefor private is 27k more than for public
false since 72k>42k not the other way around

the answer is the third option (top 25%of privat and public reaned more than 50k per year)