The table shows the 2013 per capita total expenditure on healthin 35 countries with the highest gross domestic product in thatyear. Health expenditure per capita is the sum of public andprivate heath expenditure (in PPP, international $) divided bypopulation. Health expenditures include the provision of healthservices, family?planning activities, nutrition activities, andemergency aid designated for health but exclude the provision ofwater and sanitation.

Per capita total expenditure on health (internationaldollars)

Country	Dollars	Country	Dollars	Country	Dollars
Argentina	1725	Indonesia	293	Saudi Arabia	1681
Australia	4191	Iran	1414	South Africa	1121
Austria	4885	Italy	31263126	Spain	2846
Belgium	4526	Japan	37413741	Sweden	4244
Brazil	1454	Korea, South	23982398	Switzerland	6187
Canada	4759	Malaysia	938938	Thailand	658
China	646	Mexico	10611061	Turkey	1053
Colombia	843	Netherlands	56015601	United Arab Emirates	2233
Denmark	4552	Nigeria	207207	United Kingdom	3311
France	4334	Norway	63086308	United States	9146
Germany	4812	Poland	15511551	Venezuala	656
India	215	Russia	15871587

Make a stemplot of the data after rounding to the nearest $100,so that stems are thousands of dollars and leaves are hundreds ofdollars. Split the stems, placing leaves 0 to 4 on the first stemand leaves 5 to 9 on the second stem of the same value.

1) Which numbers are the leaves on the first stem associatedwith $3000?

A) 13

B) 22356889

C) 5689

D) 137

E) 12355789

F) 611

2) Describe the shape, center, and variability of thedistribution.

3) Which country is the high outlier?

4) The distribution is _____, with a single high outlier (______). There seem to be two clusters of countries. The center of thedistribution is about _______spent per capita. The distributionvaries from about _________spent per capita to about _______spentper capita.