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5. (5 points) The five-number summary for a set of data is as follows: Minimum: 25, Q1: 32, Median: 40, Q3: 47, Maximum: 60. If there are 250 values in the data set, about how many values are between 32 and 47? (Hint: Think about percentiles.)

Name: 5. (5 points) The five-number summary for a set of data is as follows: Minimum: 25, Q1: 32, Median: 40, Q3: 47, Maximum: 60. If there are 250 values in the data set, about how many values are between 32 and 47? (Hint: Think about percentiles.)
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Description: 5. (5 points) The five-number summary for a set of data is as follows: Minimum: 25, Q1: 32, Median: 40, Q3: 47, Maximum: 60. If there are 250 values in the data set, about how many values are between 32 and 47? (Hint: Think about percentiles.)

          5. (5 points) The five-number summary for a set of data is as follows: Minimum: 25, Q1: 32, Median: 40, Q3: 47, Maximum: 60. If there are 250 values in the data set, about how many values are between 32 and 47? (Hint: Think about percentiles.)

5. (5 points) The five-number summary for a set of data is as follows: Minimum: 25, Q1: 32, Median: 40, Q3: 47, Maximum: 60. If there are 250 values in the data set, about how many values are between 32 and 47? (Hint: Think about percentiles.)

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Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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(5 points) The five-number summary for a set of data is as follows: Minimum: 25, Q1: 32, Median: 40, Q3: 47, Maximum: 60. If there are 250 values in the data set, about how many values are between 32 and 47? (Hint: Think about percentiles.) 5.5 pointsThe five-number summary for a set of data is as follows: Minimum: 25, Q1: 32, Median: 40, Q3: 47, Maximum: 60. If there are 250 values in the data set, about how many values are between 32 and 47? (Hint: Think about percentiles.)