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The graph above is a box plot with four measurements, each representing the scores of 20 students, measured over the Fall 2011 semester of PHYS 1301. Each box represents the middle 50%, also known as the interquartile range, and the lines extending vertically upwards or downwards represent the top 25% and bottom 25%, respectively. The solid line inside the box represents the median test score for each measurement.
Use the drop-down menus to fill in the blanks in each of the following statements based on the information given by the graph.
1. Test scores range from between the Vector Test and the Waves Test.
2. The median score for the Magnetic Forces test is approximately the median score for the Kinematics test.
Test scores range from___________between the Vector Test and the Waves Test.
Highest Score for Vectors (Indicated with Blue line in the image below) = 100 Lowest Score for Wave (Indicated with Green line in the image below) = 55 So, Range is 100 to 55 So, Answer will be A
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The median score for the Magnetic Forces test is approximately_____________the median score for the Kinematics test.
Median score is the middle line in the box.
Median score for Kinematics (Indicated with Orange line in the image below) ~ 82 Median score for Magnetic Forces (Indicated with Purple line in the image below) ~ 77
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So, The median score for the Magnetic Forces test is approximately Five percentage points less than the median score for the Kinematics test.
So, answer will be D Hope it helps!
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