I need help with box and whisker plots ASAP

1 answer:

8 0

Box and whiskers plots use five number summaries. The first number is:
1:Minimum
2.Quartile 1
3.Mean
4.Quartile 2
5.maximum

Quartile are simple to get.
If your set of numbers is:
2,3,3,6,8,8,11
Then find the mean
2 3 3 |6| 8 8 11
Find the mean of the left side of of mean.
2 |3| 3 3 =Quartile 1
Then the right side
8 |8| 11 8 =Quartile 2
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Your 5 number summary is 2,3,6,8,11
Plot them on the number line, but put a line above where the dot would go. take the 3 middle lines and connect to make a box. The lines on the outside of the box are the whiskers, AKA distributed data.

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