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Chapter 3: Q. 3.155 (page 136)

When are the adjacent values just the minimum and maximum observation?

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The adjacent values just the minimum and maximum observation when the data set has no potential outliers.

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Given Information

We have to find out the condition that when the adjacent values just the minimum and maximum observation.

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Explanation

Most extreme observations are nothing but the adjacent values of the data set which are not potential outliers and whenever data set will have no potential outliers then adjacent values are the minimum and maximum observations otherwise it will depend on the potential outliers and lower limit and upper limit.

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