The document provides the steps to construct a box and whisker plot for a data set of a girls basketball team's scores. It lists the data values from 10 to 58 and identifies the five necessary values as the minimum and maximum (10 and 58), median (34), lower quartile (21), and upper quartile (45). It then shows how to represent these values graphically in a box and whisker plot.
The document provides the steps to construct a box and whisker plot for a data set of a girls basketball team's scores. It lists the data values from 10 to 58 and identifies the five necessary values as the minimum and maximum (10 and 58), median (34), lower quartile (21), and upper quartile (45). It then shows how to represent these values graphically in a box and whisker plot.
The document provides the steps to construct a box and whisker plot for a data set of a girls basketball team's scores. It lists the data values from 10 to 58 and identifies the five necessary values as the minimum and maximum (10 and 58), median (34), lower quartile (21), and upper quartile (45). It then shows how to represent these values graphically in a box and whisker plot.
A girl basketball team scores following 10, 12,14,16,18,20, 22, 24,
26,28,30,32,34,36,38,40,40,42,44,46,48,50,52,56,58 construct a box and whisker plot to represent the data.
To find all the five values
Least value (lower Extreme) is the first number on the line Greatest Value (Upper Extreme) is the last number on the line Median is the middle number of the entire number line which is 34 Lower quartile is the median of the lower quartile which is 25% Lower quartile = (20+22) /2 = 21 Upper quartile is the median of the upper half which is approximately 75% Upper quartile = (44+46)/2 = 45 The inter quartile range ( IQR) is the difference between upper quartile and lower quartile which is 45 21 = 24 Least value (Lower extreme)