
i.
Draw box and whisker plot for gold and silver medals.
i.

Answer to Problem 13.2MPS
Box and whisker plot for gold medal,
Box and whisker plot for silver medal,
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
Here, we have to draw box-whisker plot for given gold and silver medals.
Box and whisker plot for gold medal,
33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 44, 83
Box and whisker plot for silver medal,
24, 31, 31, 32, 34, 35, 39, 61
Conclusion:
Therefore, we are able to draw box and whisker plot for given data.
ii.
State the data having higher range among given data.
ii.

Answer to Problem 13.2MPS
Gold medals has higher range than silver medals.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
Here, we have to find range of given two data and state higher range data among both.
Range is the difference between higher and lower data value.
For Gold medals,
For silver medals,
From above findings, gold medals has higher range value than silver medals.
Conclusion:
Therefore, we are able to find the range of given data.
iii.
Calculate percent of years of scoring more than 40 medals.
iii.

Answer to Problem 13.2MPS
37.5% of years scored more than 40 gold medals since 8 years.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
Here, we have to calculate percentage of years that scored more than 40 gold medals.
We have data of gold medals scored in Olympics since past 8 years.
Among 8 years, U.S. scored more than 40 medals for 3 years. Thus, to calculate percentage of years scoring more than 40 medals,
Conclusion:
Therefore, we are able to find percent of years of scoring more than 40 medals.
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