NAME AGE (1) WEIGHT (2) HEIGHT (3) GAME ANGELINE 17 49 5'4 CODM SOPHIA 16 61 5'2 CODM SHANNE 17 69 5'3 CODM LUCILLE 18 53 5'2 CODM EMILIA 16 55 5'5 CODM JOCELYN 17 55 4'11 CODM MARGARETTE 16 54 5'5 NONE FLORDELISA 16 50 5'1 ML FRANCESCA 17 44 5'3 NONE JEANE 17 50 5'3 CODM ΒΙANCA 17 49 5'3 NONE SOFIA 17 49 5'1 NONE BEATRICE 16 53 5'2 NONE REGINA 16 54 5'1 CODM ISABELLA 16 67 5'6 ΝONE JASMINE 17 50 5'2 NONE SANDRA 16 58 5'6 CODM YSSHE 16 60 5'5 ML SHEBA 17 55 5'1 NONE CHARLENE 16 45 4'10 CODM
NAME AGE (1) WEIGHT (2) HEIGHT (3) GAME ANGELINE 17 49 5'4 CODM SOPHIA 16 61 5'2 CODM SHANNE 17 69 5'3 CODM LUCILLE 18 53 5'2 CODM EMILIA 16 55 5'5 CODM JOCELYN 17 55 4'11 CODM MARGARETTE 16 54 5'5 NONE FLORDELISA 16 50 5'1 ML FRANCESCA 17 44 5'3 NONE JEANE 17 50 5'3 CODM ΒΙANCA 17 49 5'3 NONE SOFIA 17 49 5'1 NONE BEATRICE 16 53 5'2 NONE REGINA 16 54 5'1 CODM ISABELLA 16 67 5'6 ΝONE JASMINE 17 50 5'2 NONE SANDRA 16 58 5'6 CODM YSSHE 16 60 5'5 ML SHEBA 17 55 5'1 NONE CHARLENE 16 45 4'10 CODM
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the data is in the weight column. pls answer 7 to 10
Transcribed Image Text:NAME
AGE
(1) WEIGHT (2) HEIGHT (3) GAME
ANGELINE
17
49
5°4
CODM
SOPHIA
16
61
5'2
CODM
SHANNE
17
69
5'3
CODM
LUCILLE
18
53
5'2
CODM
EMILIA
16
55
5'5
CODM
JOCELYN
17
55
4'11
CODM
MARGARETTE
16
54
5'5
NONE
FLORDELISA
16
50
5'1
ML
FRANCESCA
17
44
5'3
NONE
JEANE
17
50
5'3
CODM
BIANCA
17
49
5'3
NONE
SOFIA
17
49
5'1
NONE
BEATRICE
16
53
5'2
ΝONE
REGINA
16
54
5'1
CODM
ISABELLA
16
67
5'6
NONE
JASMINE
17
50
5'2
ΝΟNE
SANDRA
16
58
5'6
CODM
YSSHE
16
60
5'5
ML
SHEBA
17
55
5'1
NONE
CHARLENE
16
45
4'10
CODM
Transcribed Image Text:7. What is the range of data values so that 90% of the data would be with the mean?
8. Are there any outiers with this data set? (Outliers refer to data points that lie beyond three
standard deviation from the mean)
9. Why does not 100% of the data will always fall within three standard deviations of the mean?
10. What can you infer to the graph of your data (in general)?
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