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TSI Math: Identifying Quartiles of Student Test Scores 11 Views


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In this list of student test scores: 82, 71, 94, 88, 79, 85, and 92, what are the three quartiles?


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Okay sy mass Shmoop ear's All right next up more

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stats measures for you in this list of student test

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scores right here What are the three core tiles Well

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when it's time to find court tiles we need to

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order the data from least two greatest or greatest toe

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Least if we choose leased a great this while we

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get seventy one seventy two global blah through ninety For

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once they're all lined up in the right order Find

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the middle also known as the median in the second

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court tile So with seven data points fourth data point

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will be the median which is eighty five right there

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at least three data points on each side of the

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second quarter mile What the middle of each group of

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three will then be the other court tiles so that

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means kyu won seventy nine Q three is ninety two

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and the answer is b that's it We're a court 00:00:51.806 --> [endTime] highly shmoop

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