The boxplot shown below results from the heights (cm) of males listed in a data set. What do the numbers in that boxplot tell
us? 154171.9193168.8183.9 A boxplot consists of a box that extends from 168.8 to 183.9, a vertical line segment drawn through the box at 171.9, and a horizontal line segment extending from a vertical line segment at 154 to a vertical line segment at 193 that bisects the box. The minimum height is nothing cm, the first quartile
Q1 is nothing cm, the second quartile
Q2 (or the median) is nothingcm, the third quartile
Q3 is nothing cm, and the maximum height is nothing cm. (Type integers or decimals. Do not round.)
Q1 is nothing cm, the second quartile
Q2 (or the median) is nothingcm, the third quartile
Q3 is nothing cm, and the maximum height is nothing cm. (Type integers or decimals. Do not round.)
1 answer:
Answer:
- The minimum height is 154 cm
- The first quartile Q1 is 168.8 cm
- The second quartile Q2 (or the median) is 171.9 cm
- Q3 is 183.9 cm
- the maximum height is 193 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Box plot allows to identify minimum point, maximum point, Q1, Q3 and the median.
See the below (attached) image for the locations of the minimum point, maximum point, Q1, Q3 and the median.
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The Sell Price of the shoe at 5% loss is <u>Rs 304</u>.
The Sell Price of the shoe at 20% profit is <u>Rs 384</u>.
The Total Gain Percent is <u>12.5%</u> when shoes are sold at Rs.360.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Cost Price(C.P.) of shoe = Rs 320
Case 1.
Loss = 5%
C.P. = Rs 320
Here loss percent and cost price of the shoe is given, we have to find out the selling price(S.P.) of the shoe.
For this we use the formula of calculating S.P.
On substituting the given values, we get;
The Sell Price of the shoe at 5% loss is <u>Rs 304</u>.
Case 2.
C.P. = Rs 320
Profit = 20%
Here profit percent and cost price of the shoe is given, we have to find out the selling price(S.P.) of the shoe.
For this we use the formula of calculating S.P.
On substituting the given values, we get;
The Sell Price of the shoe at 20% profit is <u>Rs 384</u>.
Case 3.
C.P. = Rs 320
S.P. = Rs 360
Now we need to find the gain percent.
First we will find the gain.
Gain is the difference of S.P with C.P.
Gain =
Now Gain Percent can be calculated by dividing gain with the cost price and then multiplying it with 100
Gain Percent =
Hence The Total Gain Percent is <u>12.5%</u> when shoes are sold at Rs.360.