Please help me, I will give you a shiny medal :)
Does this deal with the Emperical rule? Or is this something else?
Or is this with the interquartiles such as Q1 Q3 and Min, Median, or Maximum?
@agent0smith
If its with quartiles do i try to place it into the Q1, Q2 or Q3?
I did 15 - 100 (because of the 15th kth percentile) and got 85% but I clicked A, and it was incorrect because: The kth percentile of a set of data is a value such that k percent of the observations are less than or equal to the value. :( I'm still confused.
What question do you actually need help with?
The multiple choice to choose the correct statement, they gave a table so I decided to show it just in case. Yet I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do to find it.
The table clearly has nothing to do with it. It's "standing height" which is part c, not a.
The 15th percentile means "the bottom 15 percent" a) The 15th percentile being 41.5cm means that 15% of babies heads are 41.5cm or smaller.
OOOH! Oh my gosh, the 15th percentile is the smallest which is why it would need to be smaller! I feel so silly now, thank you so much!
So if it said the 90th percentile would mean: |dw:1473736585903:dw|
90th percentile means top 10%
And yes
Ohh okay, thank you so much! :D
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