Sugar consumption is a hot topic when it comes to good nutrition. Twelve-ounce case of soft drinks often contain 10 teaspoons of sugar in them. A random sample of 75 college students were asked how many cans of soda drinks they typically consume on a given day. That number was multiplied by 10 to give a daily amount of sugar from drinking soft drinks. The following statistics were calculated: Min=8 max=62 01:25 03:38 n=75 mean=31.4 median=28 s=11.6 Dmitry says that there aren't any outliers since 28-3(11.6)= -6.8 and 28-3(11.6) = 62.8 and the max and min fall within this range. ls Dmitry correct? Why or why not