Mathematics, 09.04.2020 05:48 noah12345678

What are the steps to find the lower and upper quartiles of a data set?
1. Order the values.
2. Find the median.
3. Find the lower quartile.
4. Find the upper quartile.
1. Find the median.
2. Find the lower quartile.
3. Find the upper quartile.
1. Order the values.
2. Find the lower quartile.
3. Find the upper quartile.
1. Order the values.
2. Find the lower quartile.
3. Find the upper quartile.
4. Find the median.
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What are the steps to find the lower and upper quartiles of a data set?
1. Order the values.