Mathematics, 13.04.2021 15:20 jraemier5480

Raul and Bryan each recorded the number of hours they slept lasy week. The data is shown below. Which statement is NOT true about the data provided? Both sets of data have an interquartile range of 1. Both sets of data have an interquartile range of 1. Both measures of center for Raul's data have a value of 8.5 . Both measures of center for Raul's data have a value of 8.5 . The shapes of both data distributions are non-symmetric. The shapes of both data distributions are non-symmetric. The IQR of Bryan's data is best used to describe the spread because of the outlier.

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