Question

I really need help with this question
Will Medal And Fan.
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Answer 1

@TheSmartOne

Answer 2

Hi i'm really new here at open study but i'm so passionate about maths and willing to help :)
In this problem i won't solve A because it is a reflect of what you are seeing and should be written by yor own words, but am sure i can help with the rest.
2- the IQR can be found using the law: Q3-Q1
so the 1st step is to rearrange the data we have, from the lowest to the highest value.

Answer 3

Okay well as you can see the line is the "whisker" and the box is the "box"
Now http://prntscr.com/b6qegy these two tell us the lowest values and http://prntscr.com/b6qeqr tell us the highest

Answer 4

2- which mean that:
eighth grade data: 22, 26, 30, 34, 38
Therfore the Q1 is : 22+26/2 which equals 24
and Q3 is : 34+38/2 which equals 36
Therefore IRQ= Q3-Q1 = 36 - 24 = 12

And for the seventh grade data: 6, 14, 18, 22, 26
Q1 would be: 6 + 14 /2 which equals 10
Q3 would be: 22+26 / 2 which equals 24
IQR= Q3-Q1 which means 24 - 10 which equals 14

Answer 5

http://prntscr.com/b6qfj5 This is the median

Answer 6

@Will.H Welcome to Openstudy, but lets the person with the question get some input :p

Answer 7

Sure :) My bad

Answer 8

Haha, my input wont be good, Im looking at you 2 typing and im like............. What am i looking at... What is this.. xD
Not saying i wont answer, its just gonna be hard

Answer 9

Take a breath. Go over what i have said.

Answer 10

http://prntscr.com/b6qh4f this is where they overlap. Name the numbers for me.

Answer 11

22 & 26?

Answer 12

Good!

A) 22-26

Answer 13

@rebeccaxhawaii K, Where or uh HOW do i find the others.