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Given the following box plots, answer the questions. This shows two boxplots graphed over number lines from 0 to 7. The first whisker in the data 1 boxplot extends from 0 to 2. The box begins at the firs quartile, 2, and ends at the third quartile, 5. A vertical, dashed line marks the median at 4. The second whisker extends from the third quartile to the largest value, 7. The first whisker in the data 2 box plot extends from 0 to 1.3. The box begins at the first quartile, 1.3, and ends at the third quartile, 2.5. A vertical, dashed line marks the medial at 2. The second whisker extends from the third quartile to the largest value, 7. In complete sentences, explain why each statement is false. Data 1 has more data values above two than Data 2 has above two. The data sets cannot have the same mode. For Data 1, there are more data values below four than there are above four. For which group, Data 1 or Data 2, is the value of “7” more likely to be an outlier? Explain why in complete sentences.

          Given the following box plots, answer the questions. This shows
two boxplots graphed over number lines from 0 to 7. The first
whisker in the data 1 boxplot extends from 0 to 2. The box begins
at the firs quartile, 2, and ends at the third quartile, 5. A
vertical, dashed line marks the median at 4. The second whisker
extends from the third quartile to the largest value, 7. The first
whisker in the data 2 box plot extends from 0 to 1.3. The box
begins at the first quartile, 1.3, and ends at the third quartile,
2.5. A vertical, dashed line marks the medial at 2. The second
whisker extends from the third quartile to the largest value, 7. In
complete sentences, explain why each statement is false. Data 1 has
more data values above two than Data 2 has above two. The data sets
cannot have the same mode. For Data 1, there are more data values
below four than there are above four. For which group, Data 1 or
Data 2, is the value of “7” more likely to be an outlier? Explain
why in complete sentences.

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- Data 1: - Minimum: 0 - First Quartile (Q1): 2 - Median: 4 - Third Quartile (Q3): 5 - Maximum: 7 - Data 2: - Minimum: 0 - First Quartile (Q1): 1.3 - Median: 2 - Third Quartile (Q3): 2.5 - Maximum: 7 Show more…

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Given the following box plots, answer the questions. This shows two boxplots graphed over number lines from 0 to 7. The first whisker in the data 1 boxplot extends from 0 to 2. The box begins at the firs quartile, 2, and ends at the third quartile, 5. A vertical, dashed line marks the median at 4. The second whisker extends from the third quartile to the largest value, 7. The first whisker in the data 2 box plot extends from 0 to 1.3. The box begins at the first quartile, 1.3, and ends at the third quartile, 2.5. A vertical, dashed line marks the medial at 2. The second whisker extends from the third quartile to the largest value, 7. In complete sentences, explain why each statement is false. Data 1 has more data values above two than Data 2 has above two. The data sets cannot have the same mode. For Data 1, there are more data values below four than there are above four. For which group, Data 1 or Data 2, is the value of “7” more likely to be an outlier? Explain why in complete sentences.

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00:01 Alright, so we've got two box plots, and we're told that they go over from 0 to 7.

00:06 So i'm going to go ahead and draw this really quick, so 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, okay, a little too far.

00:15 Hang on.

00:19 6, 7.

00:22 So there we go.

00:23 We've got our 0 up to 7, and we have two box plots.

00:26 So the first on it goes like this, right? the first whisker goes from 0 up to 2.

00:34 Begins at 2 and ends it 5.

00:38 So 3, 4, 5.

00:42 The median is at 4.

00:45 Okay.

00:47 And the third whisker goes up to, there we get 7.

00:52 So here's our first box plots.

00:56 Our second box plot should look like this.

00:58 So the first one goes from 0 up to 1 .3.

01:06 Okay.

01:07 The third, uh, the first one goes from 0 up to 1 .3.

01:07 Quartile goes from 1 .3 up to 2 .5 the median is 2 and the third extends up to 7.

01:20 Okay, so we've got these two box plots and we have some some statements that are false and we want to explain why.

01:31 So a couple of things about box plots is first of all it tells us nothing about n...

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