- IB
- Question Type 4: Interpretating information from box and whisker plots
Two boxplots represent the heights of plants under Treatment A and Treatment B.
Treatment A: , median , . Treatment B: , median , .
Determine which treatment shows less variability. Justify your answer.
[3]For a set of daily sales, the summary statistics are , , , and . The maximum value in the dataset is recorded as .
Use the rule to determine if the value of is an outlier.
[4]The question tests the ability to identify the median from a summary of a boxplot's key values.
A boxplot shows the first quartile at , the median at , and the third quartile at .
State the median value of the dataset.
[1]For a dataset with the following five-number summary: , , , , and , determine whether the value is an outlier using the rule.
[4]Given the five-number summary: , describe the skewness of the data distribution.
[3]A dataset of 200 values has five-number summary: . Approximately how many values are below the median?
[2]In a boxplot, , , and . Determine the percentage of the data that lies between and .
[2]The five-number summary of a dataset is: minimum , , median , , maximum .
Calculate the interquartile range. [2 marks]
[2]A dataset has a five-number summary: minimum = , , median = , , maximum = . Determine the range of the dataset.
[2]A boxplot of exam scores shows the median is closer to than to , and the upper whisker is longer than the lower whisker. Is the distribution skewed left or right? Explain.
[3]Dataset A has the five-number summary: , , , , . Dataset B has the five-number summary: , , , , .
Determine which dataset has greater variability. Justify your answer using the interquartile range.
[4]A box and whisker plot has whiskers at and , and the box spans from to . Calculate the lengths of the lower and upper whiskers.
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