Finding out the average salary of male and female who were placed.
avgSalary_M_F <- aggregate(placed_students$Salary, by = list(placed_students$Gender), FUN = mean) placed_students$averageSalary_M_F <- avgSalary_M_F[placed_students$Gender,2]
aggregate(placed_students$Salary~placed_students$Gender, FUN = mean)
par(mfrow = c(1,1)) boxplot(placed_students$Salary~placed_students$Gender, xlab = "Gender(M/F)", ylab = "Salaries", main = "Salaries of males and females", col = (c("red", "blue")))
Log to stabilize variance
```log.transformed.salary <- log(placed_students$Salary)
t.test(log.transformed.salary~placed_students$Gender, var.equal = TRUE) ```
since p- value < 0.05 i.e 0.005203 therefore we can reject the null hypothesis that average salary of male MBAs is greater than null hypothesis of female MBAs.Hence there is no significant difference between the salaries of male and female