The given data table lists the number of years that a random sample of 11 employees worked for an insurance company before retirement. However, there's a discrepancy in the sample size stated, which is said to be 20 employees. We should now analyze the given data and make note of some key points.
1. Employer Number and Years Worked:
- Employee 1: 8 years
- Employee 2: 13 years
- Employee 3: 15 years
- Employee 4: 3 years
- Employee 5: 13 years
- Employee 6: 28 years
- Employee 7: 4 years
- Employee 8: 12 years
- Employee 9: 4 years
- Employee 10: 26 years
- Employee 11: 29 years
2. Summary:
- Number of employees listed: 11
3. Conclusion:
- The number of years worked by each employee is {8, 13, 15, 3, 13, 28, 4, 12, 4, 26, 29}.
- The given sample data does not match the stated size of 20 as it includes only 11 employees.
These details should address the core of the problem. If required, further calculations or analysis can be carried out using the given data, such as calculating the average years worked, range, median, mode, or other statistical measures.
