Find the interquartile range of the data. A. 49 B. 35 C. 16 D. 14 http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/713500_714000/713590/5/720df5e3395b2b28b67854a2b4389afc21141718/74612_question.jpg
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IQR = Q3 - Q1
First find the Third and First quartiles.
Okie
Is Q1= 34 and Q3= 48?
10 elements: a quartile is 1/4 10/4 = 1q ....2.xxx, rnd up since its a decimal so the 3rd value 3*10/4 = 3q ....7.xxx rnd up so the 8th value
So, Q1 is 35 and Q3 is 49
yes
IQR is rather ambiguous tho, it can either mean the interval itself, or the size of the interval.
the options suggest the size in this case; subtract yes
or add :) 35 +(10+4) = 49
So my answer is D
your answer is 14, D is a letter :)
Okie, thx :)
good luck :)
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