The boxplots below shows salaries for Construction workers and Teachers.

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Jennie makes the minimum salary for a construction worker.

Markos makes the median salary for a teacher.

Who makes more money?

How much more? $

(Note that the boxplots are labeled in thousands of dollars. For example, 30 means $30,000. If the difference appears to be $5, it is actually $5000. If this were the correct answer, you could enter it as either 5000 or 5,000)