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How do you do box and whisker plots?

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Juliette [100K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Find the five number summary of the data:

Minimum = x

Quartile 1 = x

Quartile 2 (median) = x

Quartile 3 = x

Maximum = x

Then, make the plot based on that information. If you are provided with a list of data, you should be able to use a calculator to find out that information.

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