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Chapter 3: Measures of Variability

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Figure 3-7:

Computed Quartiles, Medians and

Interquartile Ranges for

Example 3-5

Observe that the medians are equal but the interquartile range for data set B

is greater than the interquartile range for data set A. This would indicate that

there is more variability in the middle 50% for data set B compared to the

middle 50% for data set A. Note the data sets have to be ordered.

Figure 3-8

shows dot plots for the data sets. Observe that there is more

variability in the middle 50% for data set B when compared to the middle

50% for data set A.

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