The following R output shows the summary of heights from a population > summary(pop.1$height)) Min.:117 1st Qu.:162 Median:170 Mean:170 3rd Qu.:178 Max.: 217 Construct a box and whisker plot for the variable height.

The following R output shows the summary of heights from a population > summary(pop.1$height)) Min.:117 1st Qu.:162 Median:170 Mean:170 3rd Qu.:178 Max.: 217 Construct a box and whisker plot for the variable height.

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The following R output shows the summary of heights from a population

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Min.:117 1^st Qu.:162 Median:170 Mean:170 3^rd Qu.:178 Max.: 217

Construct a box and whisker plot for the variable height.

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