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Strength of 50 Lots of Cotton (Ib required to break a skein)
114
118
86
107
87
94
82
81
120
126
98
89
98
84
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114
83
94
106
96
110
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111
102
107
96
96
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91
81
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109
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Transcribed Image Text:Table 24.3
Strength of 50 Lots of Cotton (Ib required to break a skein)
114
118
86
107
87
94
82
81
120
126
98
89
98
84
123
114
83
94
106
96
110
83
118
83
111
102
107
96
96
74
91
81
103
80
109
71
96
130
104
86
91
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102
87
![16. The percentiles Q25 and Qr5 of a sample are called the lower and upper quartiles
of the sample, and Q75
interquartile range. Find Q25, Q5, and Q75 - Q2, for the sample in Table 24.2.
Q25, which is a measure for the spread, is called the
25
15 ond 16 for the cample in Table 24 3
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Transcribed Image Text:16. The percentiles Q25 and Qr5 of a sample are called the lower and upper quartiles
of the sample, and Q75
interquartile range. Find Q25, Q5, and Q75 - Q2, for the sample in Table 24.2.
Q25, which is a measure for the spread, is called the
25
15 ond 16 for the cample in Table 24 3
in Drohe
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