The top 25 companies (by market capitalization) operating in the Washington, DC, areaalong with the year they were founded and the number of employees are given below.Make a stem-and-leaf display of each of these variables and write a short description ofyour findings. Company NameAES Corp.American Capital Strategies Ltd.AvalonBay Communities Inc.Capital One Financial Corp.Constellation Energy Group Inc.Coventry Health Care Inc.Danaher Corp.Dominion Resources Inc.Fannie MaeFreddie MacYear Founded1981198619781995181619861984190919381970Employees30000484176731800973610250450001750064505533(continued) Company NameGannett Co.General Dynamics Corp.Genworth Financial Inc.Harman International Industries Inc.Host Hotels & Resorts Inc.Legg Mason Inc.Lockheed Martin Corp.Marriott International Inc.MedImmune Inc.NII Holdings Inc.Norfolk Southern Corp.Pepco Holdings Inc.Sallie MaeSprint Nextel Corp.T. Rowe Price Group Inc.The Washington Post Co.Year Founded1906195220041980192718991995192719881996198218961972189919371877Employees49675810007200112462293800140000151000251677483059450571145664000460517100

There are two variables. ‘Year founded’ and ‘Employees’. Years and Employees in ascending order:…

Company Name Gannett Co. General Dynamics Corp. Genworth Financial Inc. Harman International Industries Inc. Host Hotels & Resorts Inc. Legg Mason Inc. Lockheed Martin Corp. Marriott International Inc. MedImmune Inc. NII Holdings Inc. Norfolk Southern Corp. Pepco Holdings Inc. Sallie Mae Sprint Nextel Corp. T. Rowe Price Group Inc. The Washington Post Co. Year Founded 1906 1952 2004 1980 1927 1899 1995 1927 1988 1996 1982 1896 1972 1899 1937 1877 Employees 49675 81000 7200 11246 229 3800 140000 151000 2516 7748 30594 5057 11456 64000 4605 17100

Company Name Gannett Co. General Dynamics Corp. Genworth Financial Inc. Harman International Industries Inc. Host Hotels & Resorts Inc. Legg Mason Inc. Lockheed Martin Corp. Marriott International Inc. MedImmune Inc. NII Holdings Inc. Norfolk Southern Corp. Pepco Holdings Inc. Sallie Mae Sprint Nextel Corp. T. Rowe Price Group Inc. The Washington Post Co. Year Founded 1906 1952 2004 1980 1927 1899 1995 1927 1988 1996 1982 1896 1972 1899 1937 1877 Employees 49675 81000 7200 11246 229 3800 140000 151000 2516 7748 30594 5057 11456 64000 4605 17100

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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