For the data in Exercise 1: a) Find the quartiles using your calculator. b) Find the quartiles
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a) Find the quartiles using your calculator.
b) Find the quartiles using Tukey’s method.
c) Find the IQR using the quartiles from part b.
d) Find the standard deviation.
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