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If you replace the outlier of 113°F with 100°F, what happens to the range? Why do you think this occurs?

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Sedaia [141]1 year ago

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If you replace the outlier of 113°F with 100°F, the the range changes from 42 degrees to 29 degrees.

<h3>What is the outlier about?</h3>

In the case above, by replace the outlier of 113°F with 100°F, IQR will not change due to the fact that the q1 and q3 values are not influence by the outlier.

But the range will change from 42 degrees to 29 due to the fact that

113 - 71 = 42 and

100 - 71 = 29

Therefore, If you replace the outlier of 113°F with 100°F, the the range changes from 42 degrees to 29 degrees .

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