Natasha Awada, Paul La Rondie, Laurie Buchanan and, Jill Stevens Solutions for Chapter: Representing Data: Statistics for Univariate Data, Exercise 28: Exercise 6F
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Lincy records the number of sit-ups she does each day over a period of days. These are her results:
Complete the following sentences. On of the days, Lincy did more than _____ sit-ups.

Lincy records the number of sit-ups she does each day over a period of days. These are her results:
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Complete the following sentence.
On of the days, Lincy did more than _____ sit-ups.

The number of cars passing a school was recorded every hour for hours. The results were:
Find the interquartile range.

This table shows the number of passengers in each of cars.
People | |||||
cars |
Find the interquartile range.

The data is listed in ascending order: . The median of the data is . The upper quartile is . Find the value of ?

The data is listed in ascending order: . The median of the data is . The upper quartile is . Find the value of ?

The data below is listed in ascending order:
The mean of the data is . Find the value of .

Draw a box-and-whisker plot for this data:
Minimum | First quartile | Median | Third quartile | Maximum |
