MARCIO S. answered 08/28/20
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consider the following box plot
Consider the following box plot.

Which quarter has the smallest spread of data?
A.5−7
B.7−15
C.15−17
D.17−18 <<< ANSWER (D)
What is that spread?
spread_D = 18 - 17 = 1
Which quarter has the largest spread of data?
A.5−7
B.7−15 <<< ANSWER (B)
C.15−17
D.17−18
What is that spread?
spread_B = 15 - 7 = 8
Find the interquartile range (IQR).
IQR = Q3 - Q1 = 17 - 7 = 10
Are there more data in the interval 9−15 or in the interval 15−18? How do you know this?
A. 9−15, because it contains exactly 50% of the data, while 15−18 contains less than 25% of the data.
B.9−15, because it contains more than 25% of the data, while 15−18 contains exactly 25% of the data.
C.15−18, because it contains exactly 25% of the data, while 9−15 contains less than 25% of the data.
D.15−18, because it contains exactly 50% of the data, while 9−15 contains less than 25% of the data. <<< ANSWER (D)
Which interval has the fewest data in it? How do you know this?
A.5−7, because it is the only interval to contain less than 25% of the data.
B.7−10, because it is the only interval to contain less than 25% of the data. <<< ANSWER (B)
C.15−17, because it contains exactly 25% of the data.
D.17−18, because it has the smallest spread.need more information