Robert plans to make a box-and-whisker plot of the following set of data. 27, 14, 46, 38, 32, 18, 21 Which of the following shou
ld Robert's box-and-whisker plot look like?
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To make a box and whisker plot, you need to draw a number line that would be able to represent all the values in the data (look at your lowest and highest numbers).
You will need to graph the following 5 points on your number line (median, lower quartile, lower extreme, upper quartile, and upper extreme).
Create a box around the quartiles and extend the lines to the extremes.
See the picture I have attached for the box and whisker box for this data set.
You will need to graph the following 5 points on your number line (median, lower quartile, lower extreme, upper quartile, and upper extreme).
Create a box around the quartiles and extend the lines to the extremes.
See the picture I have attached for the box and whisker box for this data set.
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Answer:
4 [miles].
Step-by-step explanation:
1) the condition 'the entire trip took 5 hours' can be written as (where t_us - time spent upstream, t_ds - time spent downstream)
2) but the distance [D] upstream is equal the distance downstream, then the condition above can be written:
3) finally,
D=5*4/5=4 [miles].