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2. ONLY ANSWER QUESTION 3 According to the empirical rule, approximately what percentage of normally distributed data lies within one standard deviation of the mean?
3. The following random sample of 28 female basketball player
heights, in inches, is:
63 71 69 65 73 84 70 69 67 74 75 68 65 63 67 69 68 72 73 75 72 75
73 68 69 74 65 65 What is the shape of the this box plot?
From the given information,
The required correct answers are,
Que. 2
According to the empirical rule, approximately 68 percentage of normally distributed data lies within one standard deviation of the mean.
Que. 3
The required Boxplot is given by,
The shape is approximately normal.
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4 2. ONLY ANSWER QUESTION 3 According to the empirical rule, approximately what percentage of normally...
44The following random sample of 28 female basketball player heights, in inches, is: 63 71 69 65 73 84 70 69 67 74 75 68 65 63 67 69 68 72 73 75 72 75 73 68 69 74 65 65 (Σx = 1961 Σx2 = 137,911) The shape of the box plot representing this distribution of female basketball player heights is:
400. The following random sample of 28 female basketball player heights, in inches, is: 63 71 69 65 73 84 70 69 67 74 75 68 65 63 67 69 68 72 73 75 72 75 73 68 69 74 65 65 (Σx = 1961 Σx2 = 137,911) Using the box plot, the middle 50% of the heights fall between the heights:
Are there outliers? If so what are they? The following random sample of 28 female basketball player heights, in inches, is: 63 71 69 65 73 84 70 69 67 74 75 68 65 63 67 69 68 72 73 75 72 75 73 68 69 74 65 65 (Ex= 1961 Ex2 = 137,911)
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