Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
4th Edition
ISBN: 9780073401331
Author: William Navidi Prof.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 1.3, Problem 11E

The following table presents the number of students absent in a middle school in northwestern Montana for each school day in January 2008.

Date

Number

Absent

Date

Number

Absent

Date

Number

Absent

Jan. 2 65 Jan. 14 59 Jan. 23 42
Jan. 3 67 Jan. 15 49 Jan. 24 45
Jan. 4 71 Jan. 16 42 Jan. 25 46
Jan. 7 57 Jan. 17 56 Jan. 28 100
Jan. 8 51 Jan. 18 45 Jan. 29 59
Jan. 9 49 Jan. 21 77 Jan. 30 53
Jan. 10 44 Jan. 22 44 Jan. 31 51
Jan. 11 41        
  1. a. Construct a boxplot.
  2. b. There was a snowstorm on January 27. Was the number of absences the next day an outlier?
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Statistics for Engineers and Scientists

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