the box plots show the high temperatures in may and september for denver in degrees in fahrenheit. which can you tell about the mean temperatures for these two months?
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Answer:
The mean temperature for May is higher than September's mean.
The mean temperature of May is higher than the mean temperature of September.
The mean is calculated from the box-plot as follows:
It is the ratio of Sum of (Least value, greatest value, Lower quartile i.e. [tex]Q_1[/tex] , Median i.e. [tex]Q_2[/tex] and Upper quartile i.e. [tex]Q_3[/tex] ) to the number of points i.e. 5.
Least value=52
Greatest value=79
Lower quartile or first quartile i.e. [tex]Q_1[/tex]=63
Middle quartile or Median i.e. [tex]Q_2[/tex]=71
Upper quartile or Third quartile i.e. [tex]Q_3[/tex]=73
[tex]Mean=\dfrac{52+63+71+73+79}{5}\\\\\\Mean=67.6[/tex]
Least value=47
Greatest value=88.5
Lower quartile or first quartile i.e. [tex]Q_1[/tex]=52
Middle quartile or Median i.e. [tex]Q_2[/tex]=62
Upper quartile or Third quartile i.e. [tex]Q_3[/tex]=77.5
[tex]Mean=\dfrac{47+88.5+52+62+77.5}{5}\\\\\\Mean=65.4[/tex]
Hence, the mean of May is higher as compared to September.