Question

Jessie tracked her savings over time. The scatter plot shows the data.

What is the savings amount for the outlier?

$____

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Answer 1

@Directrix

Answer 2

Which point do you think is the outlier? The point that is lying out from the others?

Answer 3

Look at month 1.

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

10

Answer 6

Correct. The savings amount for the outlier is $10.

Answer 7

Yo yo yo

Answer 8

so just 10$?

Answer 9

U good?

Answer 10

ello eminem

Answer 11

dats me

Answer 12

Look at the question: What is the savings amount for the outlier?

Answer 13

So, the answer is the amount saved.

Answer 14

each 10$?

Answer 15

I only saw one outlier and it had a savings amount of $10.

Answer 16

100$?

Answer 17

$100 is the maximum amount she saved in any month.

Answer 18

so 10$ the answer?

Answer 19

lol

Answer 20

What is the savings amount for the outlier?
That is the question we are to answer.
I'm going with $10.
You can go with $100 because this is your work.

Answer 21

An outlier point and a maximum point are not necessarily the same point.

Answer 22

sorry i accidentally pressed alt

Answer 23

an outlier is a data point that significantly differs from the other data points in a sample

Answer 24

I was gonna say i was gonna go with 10 cus i'm dumb at math and hate it XD

Answer 25

what math is this??

Answer 26

umm math?

Answer 27

like algebra??

Answer 28

I think

Answer 29

oh i dont remember learning about outliers and im in alg 2 :/ but thats what i found on google so I'm gonna say 10 too.

Answer 30

ok

Answer 31

@Thatonegirl_ Would you post the Google link so that we could see it, too? Thanks.

Answer 32

http://www.wikihow.com/Calculate-Outliers

Answer 33

That is a good link.
If there had been a scatter plot on the link, the number that was the outlier there would have shown up away from the other points as does the (1,10) point on this problem.

Answer 34

I have 3 more I'll make a new one and tag yall ok?

Answer 35

sure.
@Directrix r u good at probability?

Answer 36

Depends on the problem.