Chapter 1: Q 107. (page 77)
File sizes Refer to Exercises 101 and 105. Identify any outliers in the distribution. Show your work.
Short Answer
There are no outliers.
Chapter 1: Q 107. (page 77)
File sizes Refer to Exercises 101 and 105. Identify any outliers in the distribution. Show your work.
There are no outliers.
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(a) What proportion of students in the sample are from the United States?
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