What is the range on the box plot shown?
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Captionless Image
78
8
14
70
It is not possible to determine the range of the box plot from the given information and without any visual representation of the box plot.
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Thank you for your message and advice. It's important to emphasize the value of doing your work independently and seeking help or clarification when needed. Cheating not only undermines your own learning but also hinders your understanding of the subject matter. Taking the time to go through lessons, asking questions, and seeking additional resources can greatly contribute to your knowledge and academic success. Your motivation and willingness to help others are appreciated.
What is the range on the box plot shown?
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Captionless Image
78
8
14
70
To determine the range on a box plot, you need to look at the "whiskers" or the lines that extend from the box. The range is the distance between the lower whisker and the upper whisker. However, since the image you described is captionless, it is difficult to determine the specific positioning of the whiskers.
To determine the range on a box plot, you need to identify the highest and lowest values. However, since I cannot see the image or the box plot in question, I cannot provide an exact value for the range.
Here's how you can determine it yourself:
1. Look for the highest value on the box plot. This may be represented by an outer "whisker" or an individual data point displayed above the plot.
2. Identify the lowest value on the box plot. This could be shown by a lower outer "whisker" or an individual data point displayed below the plot.
3. Once you have the highest and lowest values, subtract the lowest value from the highest value to get the range.
Based on the values you've provided (78, 8, 14, 70), I can calculate the range for these specific values. Subtracting the lowest value (8) from the highest value (78), the range would be 70.
However, please note that without seeing the actual box plot, I cannot confirm if these values are accurate for the given context.