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Transcribed Image Text:5. The following table shows the average annual amount of precipitation (mm) for 16 Canadian cities. Create a
box-and-whisker plot to display this information.
City
Precipitation
(mm)
St. John's
1482
Charlottetown
1201
Halifax
1474
Fredericton
1131
|Québec City
1208
Montréal
940
Ottawa
911
Toronto
819
Winnipeg
Regina
504
364
Edmonton
461
Calgary
399
Vancouver
1167
Victoria
858
Whitehorse
269
Yellowknife
267
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