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Pls help with the IQR

Pls help with the IQR
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Pls help with the IQR

Pls help with the IQR-example-1
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I believe it’s 2 because 11-9=2
User Ctlevi
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Answer: I believe the IQR could be 2.

Step-by-step explanation: 11 - 9 = 2.

It's been a while since I done this but i'm pretty positive this is right.

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