Mathematics, 15.10.2020 08:01 leslien3003

One week, Park Street's revenues were $7500, which was the 15th highest revenue recorded for that restaurant. In the same week, Bridge Road's revenue was $7100, the 12th highest for that restaurant. Use percentiles and z-scores to compare how successful each restaurant was that week, relative to their typical weekly revenue.

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