State whether each extreme in the data set is an outlier.

A.
The lower extreme is an outlier, but the upper extreme is not.

B.
The upper extreme is an outlier, but the lower extreme is not.

C.
Both extremes are outliers.

D.
Neither extreme is an outlier

Question

State whether each extreme in the data set is an outlier.  
  

 
 A.
The lower extreme is an outlier, but the upper extreme is not.
 
 B.
The upper extreme is an outlier, but the lower extreme is not.
 
 C.
Both extremes are outliers.
 
 D.
Neither extreme is an outlier

lovely_lovely · Answer

State whether each extreme in the data set is an outlier.  
  

 
 A.
The lower extreme is an outlier, but the upper extreme is not.
 
 B.
The upper extreme is an outlier, but the lower extreme is not.
 
 C.
Both extremes are outliers.
 
 D.
Neither extreme is an outlier

lovely_lovely · Answer

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lovely_lovely · Answer

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orange_ · Answer

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orange_ · Answer

Q1 = 14
Q3 = 20
IQR = Q3 - Q1 = 20 - 14 = 6

Outliers will be below 14 - 1.5 * 6 = 14 - 9 = 5 or above 20 + 1.5 * 6 = 20 + 9 = 29.
So your outliers are : 2 and 32....both of them (C)

orange_ · Answer

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orange_ · Answer

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