The data below describe the fat content, in grams per serving, for a sample of 20 chicken sandwiches from fast-food chains. 16 21 20 31 24 17 25 28 27 27 41 56 9 6 3 9 18 20 18 30 D (a) Compute the first quartile (Q,) the third quartile (Qa) and the interquartile range. b) List the five-number summary. (c) Construct a boxplot and describe the shape. (c) Which of the following is the correct boxplot? OA. OB. OC. 15 30 45 60 Fat (grams per serving) 6 15 30 45 Fat (grams per serving) 15 3045 60 C 60 Fat (grams per serving) Based on the boxplot, what shape does the data appear to have? O Right-skewed O Symmetric O Left-skewed Click to select your answer(s).

The data below describe the fat content, in grams per serving, for a sample of 20 chicken sandwiches from fast-food chains. 16 21 20 31 24 17 25 28 27 27 41 56 9 6 3 9 18 20 18 30 D (a) Compute the first quartile (Q,) the third quartile (Qa) and the interquartile range. b) List the five-number summary. (c) Construct a boxplot and describe the shape. (c) Which of the following is the correct boxplot? OA. OB. OC. 15 30 45 60 Fat (grams per serving) 6 15 30 45 Fat (grams per serving) 15 3045 60 C 60 Fat (grams per serving) Based on the boxplot, what shape does the data appear to have? O Right-skewed O Symmetric O Left-skewed Click to select your answer(s).

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