Considering the box plot and the histogram, we have that the conclusions are as follows:
b. Disagree, as the histogram shows the interval of the lowest value and the highest value needed to to find the range of the data-set, but not these values explicitly like the box plot. Thus, the range would also be given in an interval and not an exact value.
c. Disagree, as the box plot gives only the five number summary, not the measures between them, hence, the total number can only be found using the histogram.
<h3>What is an histogram?</h3>
An histogram is a graph that shows the <u>number of times each element of x was observed.</u>
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<h3>What does a box-and-whisker plot shows?</h3>
A box and whisker plot shows five things:
- The 25th percentile, which is the median of the bottom 50%.
- The median, which splits the entire data-set into two halfs, the bottom 50% and the upper 50%.
- The 75th percentile, which is the median of the upper 50%.
<h3>What is the range of a data-set?</h3>
The range of a data-set is given by the difference between the largest value in the data-set and the smallest.
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The box plot gives these values explicitly, while the histogram show the number of times each range appears, hence, in statement b:
Disagree, as the histogram shows the interval of the lowest value and the highest value needed to to find the range of the data-set, but not these values explicitly like the box plot. Thus, the range would also be given in an interval and not an exact value.
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<h3>Statement c</h3>
Disagree, as the box plot gives only the five number summary, not the measures between them, hence, the total number can only be found using the histogram.
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