Question: As part of a campaign to demonstrate sex discrimination in salary within the county government, a sample of n = 200 employees was selected, and each individual’s salary was recorded. The median salary was computed for the sample and then each individual was classified by gender and relationship to the median. The results showed that 28 out of 80 females were above the median salary, compared to 72 out of 120 males. Do these data indicate that the salary distribution for females is significantly different from the distribution for males? Test at the .05 level of significance. (7^th ed.)