A. The scores of the Miss Universe 2017 candidates from thirteen judges were recorded as follows: \[ 94,91,99,98,93,89,90,97,97,94,94,92,98 \] Find the ff. using Linear Interpolation a. \( Q_{1} \) d. IQR b. \( Q_{2} \) c. \( \mathrm{D}_{2} \) c. \( Q_{3} \) f. \( D_{8} \) B. Mr. Azriel James, owner of ADJAME's cellshop wanted to know the most number of iPhone 15 sold in a day in the month of February. He instructed the employee to keep track of the said cellphone model sold in each day. Below are the number of iPhone 15 sold from the \( 1^{\text {st }} \) day up to the \( 28^{\text {th }} \) day of February. \[ 20,13,6,8,11,9,5,11,12,18,12,1,2,10,3,1,3,5,6,7,11,9,2,5,13,6,7,9 \] Find the following using Linear interpolation a. \( \mathrm{D}_{7} \) e. \( P_{25} \) b. \( D_{9} \) f. \( P_{45} \) c. \( \mathrm{D}_{3} \) g. \( P_{78} \) d. \( D_{5} \) h. \( P_{90} \)
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