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Transcribed Image Text:The data below show the miles driven on a single day by a random sample of 11 students. Calculate the
49th and 89th percentiles of the data.
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This means that approximately 49
V% of the data lie below
when the data are ranked.
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when the data are ranked.
the data lie below
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