May I have some help?
yeah
The box plots show the average daily temperatures in July and August for a U.S. city: the graph is in a separate attachment. What can you tell about the means for these two months? (1 point) The August high is above the July median. This makes it hard to know about the means. Both months have the same low temperature. This makes it hard to know about the means. It is unlikely, but possible that the July mean could be higher. There is no way to tell what the means are.
I think the answer is d.
@AlexandervonHumboldt2
hmm not sure but i would say C
ok thanks
i 'm not sure thought
i can be wrong
ill have someone else take a look as well:)
@perl could you please take a look at this?
i think the answer is d. but im not positive anymore
what is this graph called, box and whisker?
yes or it could be called box plot
The mean is most likely found in the shaded box July's shaded box is overall of greater value than the shaded box of August
If the longer part of the box is to the right (or above) the median (the line in the box), the data is said to be skewed right. If the longer part is to the left (or below) the median, the data is skewed left.
ok then would you say the answer is c.?
@perl @jigglypuff314
For a right skewed distribution, the mean is typically greater than the median. For a left skewed distribution, the mean is typically less than the median.
ok then what do you think the answer could be... i understand what your saying but i dont understand which answer is right
would you say it could possibly be c. then because non of the other besides d. makes sense
can type out the possible answers again,
The August high is above the July median. This makes it hard to know about the means.
Both months have the same low temperature. This makes it hard to know about the means.
the possible options are: The August high is above the July median. This makes it hard to know about the means. Both months have the same low temperature. This makes it hard to know about the means. It is unlikely, but possible that the July mean could be higher. There is no way to tell what the means are.
It is unlikely, but possible that the July mean could be higher. There is no way to tell what the means are.
those are the possible answers
well i want to say that c makes sense, but i have some doubts
same here cause all the other ones are weird
we know that the july data is left skewed (negatively skewed) the august data is right skewed (positively skewed)
yes
so the mean for july is less than the july median of around temperature 97. the mean for august is greater than the august median of around temperature 84
yes so i guess c. It is unlikely, but possible that the July mean could be higher. would make the most sense
well i guess it wouldnt be possible but at the same time it can be possible to guess the mean. im torn between c and d
the mean can be effected by the outliers for either month. thats why its difficult to say what the means are
ok ill go with d. then
the range of possibilities for the means are : 80 < July mean < 96 84 < August mean < 100
that makes sense but there is no way to know what the mean is for sure i mean either c or d could work i just dont know which one
i think im going to go with d.
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