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For Each Data Set, Determine the median, the first and third Quartiles, and the interquartile Range.

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Text per day: median= 26 1st quartile= 19 3rd quartile=38 Interquartile=19 Daily attendance: median=357.5 1st quartile=298 3rd quartile=422 Interquartile= 124

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