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A car owner conducts an experiment by filling up their car with 10 gallons of gas...

A car owner conducts an experiment by filling up their car with 10 gallons of gas and drives until it runs out of gas. The number of miles driven from the 10 times of doing this experiment is shown below: 246 251 279 207 274 255 322 248 231 245

Find the following: Show ALL necessary work

a) Median

b) Lower and Upper Quartiles

c) IQR

d) State the mild outliers, if any. If there are no outliers, then state "no outliers".

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a) Median = 249.50

b) Lower Quartiles Q1 = 245.25

b) Upper Quartiles Q3 = 269.25

c) IQR = 24

d) Outliers: 207,322

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orchestra answered 2 years ago
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