Stats: Data and Models (3rd Edition)

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ISBN 10: 0321692551
ISBN 13: 978-0-32169-255-9

Chapter 5 - Understanding and Comparing Distributions - Exercises - Page 99: 5

Answer

a)No b)No

Work Step by Step

a) The box of Baltimore lies higher than all other boxes, hence thus the prices will be higher in Baltimore. Thus the answer is no. b) The information used to create the boxplots is the quartiles and the median, which are unaffected by outliers, therefore the answer is no.
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