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By using the area under the curve for the players we could determine the greater of the two.To do this we divided the graph into nine sections to represent the nine statistical categories. We determined the area of each section and then took the sum of those sections. To find the slope we used the equation:m(y2-y1)/(x2-x1) For Randy Moss the first two points are (5,25) and (10,30). So we plugged those two points into the equation:(30-25)/(10-5)5/5>1m1 We then plugged the slope and the first ordered pair into the point-slope formula:y-y1m(x-x1)y-251(x-5)Then we rewrote the equation in slope-intercept form:yx20To get the area under the curve, we next took the integral of the equation:∫510 (x20)dx()x220x 510The quadratic expression is the antiderivative ofx20.(()(10)220(10)) - (()(5)220(5))137.5 The following is a list of the ordered pairs we used: Don Hutson(5,17) (10,20)(10,20) (15,19)(15,19) (20,33)(20,33) (25,33)(25,33) (30,15)(30,15) (35,32)(35,32) (40,21)(40,21) (45,33)(45,33) (50,33) Randy Moss(5,25) (10,30)(10,30) (15,16)(15,16) (20,32)(20,32) (25,21)(25,21) (30,26)(30,26) (35,19)(35,19) (40,31)(40,31) (45,32)(45,32) (50,16) The total areas we calculated were: Randy Moss1137.5 Don Hutson1155This means Hutson is the greater of the two players. Don Hutson is credited for creating many of the modern pass routes that current NFL players like Randy Moss use. Statistical Data Source found here.. securitiesenforcement officials will testify at a Congressional hearinginto Bernard Madoff's alleged $50 billion fraud, the SenateBanking Committee said on Monday.

The committee has called for testimony by the U.S.Securities and Exchange Commission's director of enforcement,Linda Thomsen, and the SEC's director of compliance,inspections and examinations, Lori Richards. It has also asked Stephen Luparello, the interim CEO ofbroker-dealer watchdog the Financial Industry RegulatoryAuthority, to testify. Both regulators have been criticized for missing one of thelargest investment frauds in history. Incoming SEC chairman,Mary Schapiro, who was previously FINRA's chief executive, hassaid FINRA did not have the authority to inspect Madoff'sinvestment advisory services, where the fraud allegedly tookplace. The Senate Banking Committee has asked the SEC to hand overstreams of documents, including agency e-mails, complaintletters and other reports related to Madoff.

FINRA is asking broker-dealers whether it referred any ofits customers to Madoff's brokerage or any investment orservice offered by the firm he managed, according to a documentobtained by Reuters. In a five-page letter, FINRA asked broker-dealers toprovide all correspondence with Madoff employees. It alsorequested proof that the firms conducted due diligence onMadoff's business. The SEC's internal watchdog is investigating whether thatagency acted appropriately in the matter. Stephen Harbeck, president of Securities InvestorProtection Corp, has been invited to testify at Tuesday'shearing.