Our class recorded the temperature at noon each day for 45 school days in autumn. The lowest temperature (in °F) was 68, and the highest was 76. The table gives the mean, median, range, Summary values and interquartile range (IQR) of the data set. Mean Median Range IQR 8. 72 72 4. (a) Select the best description of center for the data set. (b) Select the best description of spread for the data set. OLooking at the range, we see that a "typical" day had a The difference between the largest and smallest temperature of about 8 °F. temperature (in °F) is 72. (This is the mean.) OLooking at the mean and median, we see that a "typical" The difference between the largest and smallest day had a temperature of about 72 °F. temperature (in °F) is 45. (This is the number of days the temperature was recorded.) OLooking at the IQR, we see that a "typical" day had a temperature of about 4 °F. The difference between the largest and smallest temperature (in °F) is 8. (This is the range.) (c) Select the graph with the shape that best fits the summary values. OGraph 1 (The data set is not symmetric.) Graph 2 (The data set is symmetric.) 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 Notes Temperature (or) 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 Number of days Number of days

Our class recorded the temperature at noon each day for 45 school days in autumn. The lowest temperature (in °F) was 68, and the highest was 76. The table gives the mean, median, range, Summary values and interquartile range (IQR) of the data set. Mean Median Range IQR 8. 72 72 4. (a) Select the best description of center for the data set. (b) Select the best description of spread for the data set. OLooking at the range, we see that a "typical" day had a The difference between the largest and smallest temperature of about 8 °F. temperature (in °F) is 72. (This is the mean.) OLooking at the mean and median, we see that a "typical" The difference between the largest and smallest day had a temperature of about 72 °F. temperature (in °F) is 45. (This is the number of days the temperature was recorded.) OLooking at the IQR, we see that a "typical" day had a temperature of about 4 °F. The difference between the largest and smallest temperature (in °F) is 8. (This is the range.) (c) Select the graph with the shape that best fits the summary values. OGraph 1 (The data set is not symmetric.) Graph 2 (The data set is symmetric.) 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 Notes Temperature (or) 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 Number of days Number of days

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