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Assume a scenario to identify the outliers manually & through SPSS. Also, use graphs to check...

Assume a scenario to identify the outliers manually & through SPSS. Also, use graphs to check the normal
distribution of your data in descriptive statistics.

Creat data set in SPSS, then identify outliers. Interpretation and explain it.

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The data is the number of sleeping hours of students at a university.

The descriptive statistics is:

The graph is:

Thus, the data is moderately skewed to the left having no outliers.

orchestra answered 1 year ago
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