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Use the box-and-whisker plots to find the interquartile range for both class B and class A? 1. Class A:9 Class B: 14 2. Class A:4 Class B:7 3. Class A:15 Class B:11 4. Class A:5 Class B:7
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Use the box-and-whisker plots to find the interquartile range for both class B and class A?

1. Class A:9 Class B: 14
2. Class A:4 Class B:7
3. Class A:15 Class B:11
4. Class A:5 Class B:7

Use the box-and-whisker plots to find the interquartile range for both class B and-example-1
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Class a - 10
Class b - 15
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Answer:

class a- 10

class b- 15

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