So first you have to find the median, to do this you use the formula (n+1)/2 with n being how many numbers there are.
As there are 4 numbers we can substitute it into the formula to make (4+1)/2 which is 2.5
Then you find the 2nd place and the 3rd place (which are 5 and 8) and find exactly the middle of them which is 6.5 (the median)
To find the lower quartile we take the 2.5 from earlier and divide it by 2 to make 1.25 so we find where that place is in the number. 4 is the first place and then we find what 1/4 is and add that on to make 4.25 which is the lower quartile.
Then you do 2.5+1.25 to find the upper quartile to make 3.75 so we find where that is in the numbers which is in-between 8 and 13 so it will be 8+1.22 to make 9.22
So to find the interquartile range you do the upper quartile takeaway the lower quartile so 9.22-4.25 which is 4.97 and that is the answer
Answer:
x = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
y varies inversely as x
y = k × 1/x. {where k is a constant}
when y = 3, x = 8
Therefore 3 = k/8 and k is 24
y = 24/x
When y = 4,
4 = 24/x
4x = 24
(dividing both sides by 4)
x = 6
Answer:
4 students
Step-by-step explanation:
The total number of students is given by:
Where N is the total number of students, A is the number of students that have taken Math 2A, B is the number of students that have taken Math 2B, and C is the number of students that have taken Math 2C:
4 students in Group A have taken all three classes.
*The number of students that have taken two classes has be subtracted so those students do not get counted twice
The easiest way to compare fraction is to make them all have the same denominator and then you can just compare the numerators...
-1/6, (5/3)(2/2), -5/6
-1/6, 10/6, -5/6 so from least to greatest
-5/6, -1/6, 10/6
-5/6, -1/6, 5/3
