Consider this scatterplot: 100 80 60 40 20 20 How many outliers are present? OO 2 4 5 40 60 80

How many outliers would be considered in this data? Something is wrong with my lower and upper formulas  City   Median Household Income           Morgantown, WV   $                                    38,060          Fayetteville, AR   $                                    40,835          Wooster, OH   $                                    43,054    max   $ 138,192.00  =MAX(B:B)   Council Bluffs, IA   $                                    46,844    min   $   38,060.00  =MIN(B:B)   Bossier City, LA   $                                    47,051    mean    $   72,342.94  =AVERAGE(B:B)   St. Augustine, FL   $                                    47,748    median    $   66,743.00  =MEDIAN(B:B)   Rapid City, SD   $                                    47,788    range   $ 100,132.00  =E4-E5   Bozeman, MT   $                                    49,303    std deviation    $   23,711.80  =STDEV.S(B:B)   Sparks, NV   $                                    54,230    first quartile    $…

Jeff took 15 quizzes in his Calculus class.  His quiz scores had the following 5 number summary.  Based on this 5 number summary, are any of his quiz scores potentially an outlier? Min = 4 Q1 = 8 Median = 8.5 Q3 = 9 Max = 10

Anna teaches a small class of 14 students.  She recently gave them an exam (out of 100 points).  The scores on the exam were: 0, 15, 58, 75, 78, 82, 84, 84, 89, 91, 94, 98, 100, and 100.  How many of the scores are potential outliers?   a. 1   b. 0   c. 3   d. 2   e. Impossible to Determine

When people were asked how much money they spent yesterday (in dollars), this was their data: 7 20 1 34 50 20 60 25 38 30 20 350 50 11 30 100 167 20 18 20 120 65 60 30 3 1000 100 32 20 300 70 0. Find the minimum and maximum of the data. 1. Find the apparent outliers of the data. 2. Create a stemplot of values up to 167, and put outliers at the end. 3. Using a "range" of 0-167, find a reasonable interval size ( ). ": 4. Make a frequency table of the data, with a first interval of 5. Create a histogram of the data from the frequency table. (Put your outliers in a box.) 6. Check your work by replicating the histogram on your calculator.

Use the following data set to answer Questions #12 and #13. 65 55 65 54 60 57 55 58 63 58 57 65 57 58 84 Are there any outliers? There exists at least one outlier in the data set at 84. There exists outliers in the data set at 55 and 84. O There are no outliers in the data set.

Under each boxplot, write a comment about the presence or absence of any outliers (for example, there are __number of outliers or there are no outliers in the ________data)

PLS HELP 3

A pet supply company has surveyed 887 of its customers to determine the types of pets that its customers have. The percent, rounded to the nearest whole number percent, in each category is pictured here. Other 18% Both 15% Cat 26% 18% 15% 26% 41% Dog 41% How many of its 887 customers have just a dog?

In the data set below, 2 is an outlier: 2, 6, 7, 9, 10, 7, 8, 6, 10, 7 O True O False