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OpenStudy (shaik0124):
little 77 attach the screnshot
OpenStudy (marinedude42):
wheres the screenshot
OpenStudy (antiprime):
hello
OpenStudy (lilkg77):
OpenStudy (lilkg77):
@marinedude42
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OpenStudy (shaik0124):
25
OpenStudy (luckyness):
Show your work please @shaik0124
OpenStudy (reemii):
Right. The right and left sides of the box are the quartiles (1st and 3rd).
OpenStudy (shaik0124):
@Luckyness draw the figure u will understand where Q1 is
OpenStudy (shaik0124):
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OpenStudy (shaik0124):
Plz stop the warning's @Luckyness
OpenStudy (mathmale):
@lilkg77: The first thing I'd do would be to look up "quartile" and "first quartile," so that you'd have a clear idea of what you're looking for in this diagram.
Can you define "first quartile" and how to find it, if given a set of data?
The given illustration was drawn from a "5-number summary" of a data set. Do you know what those 5 numbers are and what they represent?
OpenStudy (luckyness):
It was not a warning, but you just blanlty said "25" now showing your work and giving a direct answer which is against the CoC.
OpenStudy (mathmale):
@shaik0124: this is true, and I have similarly warned you.
OpenStudy (shaik0124):
oho Moderator I don't have time so i have to reply with direct answer
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