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how does an outlier appear on a graph ? will fan and medal (:

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oi

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ill help

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u there

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yeah you gonna answer the question ??

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yea give a sec

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An outlier is an unusually large or small observation. Outliers can have a disproportionate effect on statistical results, such as the mean, which can result in misleading interpretations. For example, a data set includes the values: 1, 2, 3, and 34. The mean value, 10, which is higher than the majority of the data (1, 2, 3), is greatly affected by the extreme data point, 34. In this case, the mean value makes it seem that the data values are higher than they really are. You should investigate outliers because they can provide useful information about your data or process. Often, it is easiest to identify outliers by graphing the data.

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there u go

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wow straight off of google i seeeee. haah, so the outliers appear on the graph by being larger or smaller then the other values? @lakota1999

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no i had that already witten down i just copied it of my word doc

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oh thats weird i just saw it on google lol

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do u want my exanple

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well can you answer my question ?? (:

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@lakota1999, you must label your sources or whomever has made up that definition. If you don't; you'd be a plagiarizer.

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Out-liners lay outside the other values.

Say for instance, you run, before you jump.

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thankyou @MissSmartiez

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what ever then

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im out

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sorry fam lv u @lakota1999