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1 year ago

Drag each tile to the correct box.

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The five-number summary as displayed in a box plot attached below, from the least to the greatest is: Minimum < Q1 < Median < Q3 < Maximum

<h3>What is the Five-number Summary?</h3>

The five-number summary can be described as a set of data points or values that summarizes the distribution of a data.

The diagram attached below shows the five-number summary as displayed by a box plot.

From the least to the greatest, the five-number summary consist of:

Minimum < Q1 < Median < Q3 < Maximum

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