Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Hi!
It seems like you have two answers in the boxes already, but it is not correct.
Firstly, you cannot tell mean from a box plot. The first box should be moved to the last category.
Your second boxes seems to be correct though.
As far as the remaining boxes, I can help with those too!
Median: The median is identifiable in a box plot, as the line in the boxes themselves are the medians. The medians do line up, therefore they belong in category 1.
Minimum: This is the value that is the <em>least. </em>We can tell this from a box plot, by looking at the most left line, or the "whiskers", as some teachers call them. For our box plots, the minimum is 4. They line up exactly. Therefore, this box should go in the first category.
IQR: The IQR "measures the spread of the middle half of your data". In these box plots, the IQR is different. Therefore, it belongs in the second category.
Mode: This is the value that appears most often in a set of data values. You cannot tell this from a box plot. Therefore, it belongs in the last category.
I hope I could help!
