Answer:
1. The height range of the 50 percent surveyed adults are between 65 and 72 inches.
2. We can't learn this from a boxplot.
3. Exactly 50 percent of the surveyed adults.
4. Highest person is 79 inches tall.
5. All 40 of the adults are at least 58 inches tall.
6. The boxplot is approximately normal so so we can say it is symmetric.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. You can see the range from the first and the last lines.
2. We can assume, but it won't be accurate.
3. Left part of the boxplot always shows the 50 percent range.
4. You can look at the last line.
5. Shortest adult is 58 inches tall, so everyone is taller than that.
6. Normal distribution rule is "Normal gets Normal".
