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andriy [413]
4 years ago
12

Can you tell me if this is right

Mathematics
1 answer:
Rus_ich [418]4 years ago
8 0
 
Mrs. Cali's Lower Quartile:2
Mrs. Cali's Upper Quartile:4
Mr. Ronald's Lower Quartile:4
Mr. Ronald's Upper Quartile: 7
Lower Quartile 2<4 (Mr.Ronald's is greater)
Upper Quartile 4<7  (Mr.Ronald's is greater)
Mr. Ronald's Upper and Lower Quartiles are Greater than Mrs. Cali's Upper and Lower Quartiles.
Mr. Ronald's Lower Quartile:4
Mrs. Cali's Upper Quartile:4
D is correct because  Mrs. Cali's upper Quartile is at 4, which is where Mr. Ronald's Lower Quartile is.
Hopefully that helps!
Good Job getting it right on your own!





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