cores on an accounting exam ranged from 48 to 96, with quartiles Q= 65.00, Q2= 825, and Q3= 85.75. a) Select the correct box plot for the given data. BoxPlot A ВоxPlot B BoxPlot C BoxPlot BoxPlot ВохPlot 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 40 50 60 70 O BoxPlot A O BoxPlot B O BoxPlot C b) Describe Its shape (skewed left, symmetric, skewed right). O The distribution Is skewed right. O The distribution Is symmetric. O The distribution is skewed left. < Prev 13 of 19 Next > 口 10:30 PM G 2/26/2022
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