An organization holds an annual contest in which bird watchers at various locations around the country see how many different species of birds they can spot. Here are the number of species counted from the 20 sites with the most species in 2013. Complete parts a and b. 184 98 102 127 154 167 84 137 123 120 133 84 86 100 103 98 87 133 128 107 a) Create a stem-and-leaf display of these data. Use split stems (five lines per stem). For example, put the leaves 0-1 on one line, 2-3 on another, and so on. Truncate the values, that is chop off the last digit. List the stems in increasing order. Number of Bird Species (1|0 means 100 species)

The boxplot shown below results from the heights​ (cm) of males listed in a data set. What do the numbers in that boxplot tell​ us?                         151 172.5 192 168.5 182.6         A boxplot consists of a box that extends from 168.5 to 182.6, a vertical line segment drawn through the box at 172.5, and a horizontal line segment extending from a vertical line segment at 151 to a vertical line segment at 192 that bisects the box.       Question content area bottom Part 1 The minimum height is enter your response here ​cm, the first quartile Q1 is enter your response here ​cm, the second quartile Q2 ​(or the​ median) is enter your response here ​cm, the third quartile Q3 is enter your response here ​cm, and the maximum height is enter your response here cm. ​(Type integers or decimals. Do not​ round.)

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Solve. 4) Construct a box plot from the data below. 20 25 26 26 26 272933 41 43 45 46 47 4850 50 50 51 53 55 57 60 61 62 63

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. Precipitation (mm) City 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