11 - Calculate the median and quartiles of the note series grouped by data. Not grupları Frekenslar A) Q1=2,1 (Ni) 1-3' den az 3-5' den az 6 M=4,6 D) Q1=2 5-7' den az 4 Q3=7 M=3,7 B) Q1=2,5 Q3=5,75 M=3,83 E) Q1=2,3 Q3=5,125 M=4 C) Q1=2,2 Q3=6,25 M=3,7 Q3=6

11 - Calculate the median and quartiles of the note series grouped by data. Not grupları Frekenslar A) Q1=2,1 (Ni) 1-3' den az 3-5' den az 6 M=4,6 D) Q1=2 5-7' den az 4 Q3=7 M=3,7 B) Q1=2,5 Q3=5,75 M=3,83 E) Q1=2,3 Q3=5,125 M=4 C) Q1=2,2 Q3=6,25 M=3,7 Q3=6

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