A stemplot of the normal monthly precipitation (in inches) for August for 20 different U.S. cities is shown below. 4|3 represents 4.3 inches. 이4 1|056 2|0247 3144566779 4|122 5| 61 기0 The 1.5 X IQR Rule would identify a monthly precipitation as a low outlier if it fell below 0.4 inches 5.5. inches O 7.2 inches 6.35 inches -0.45 inches

A stemplot of the normal monthly precipitation (in inches) for August for 20 different U.S. cities is shown below. 4|3 represents 4.3 inches. 이4 1|056 2|0247 3144566779 4|122 5| 61 기0 The 1.5 X IQR Rule would identify a monthly precipitation as a low outlier if it fell below 0.4 inches 5.5. inches O 7.2 inches 6.35 inches -0.45 inches

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