Open the Animals Starter File. Use the Data Cycle to explore the distribution of one or more quantitative columns using box plots.
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What is the distribution of the weeks column from the animals dataset? |
Question Type (circle one): Lookup Arithmetic Statistical |
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The box plot for x-variable in context is skewed left / skewed right / symmetric / etc.. The 5-number summary is: min = Q1 = median = Q3 = max = The middle 50% of the data lies between and so the Interquartile Range is I notice that Consider statements like: 75% of the data fall below … / The top 25% of the data fall between … / etc
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Question Type (circle one): Lookup Arithmetic Statistical |
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The box plot for x-variable in context is skewed left / skewed right / symmetric / etc.. The 5-number summary is: min = Q1 = median = Q3 = max = The middle 50% of the data lies between and so the Interquartile Range is I notice that Consider statements like: 75% of the data fall below … / The top 25% of the data fall between … / etc I wonder |
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