The following data on distilled alcohol content (%) fora sample of 35 port wines was extracted from the article“A Method for the Estimation of Alcohol inFortified Wines Using Hydrometer Baumé andRefractometer Brix” (Amer. J. Enol. Vitic., 2006:486–490). Each value is an average of two duplicatemeasurements. The following data on distilled alcohol content (%) fora sample of 35 port wines was extracted from the article“A Method for the Estimation of Alcohol inFortified Wines Using Hydrometer Baumé andRefractometer Brix” (Amer. J. Enol. Vitic., 2006:486–490). Each value is an average of two duplicatemeasurements. 16.35 18.85 16.20 17.75 19.58 17.73 22.75 23.78 23.2519.08 19.62 19.20 20.05 17.85 19.17 19.48 20.00 19.9717.48 17.15 19.07 19.90 18.68 18.82 19.03 19.45 19.3719.20 18.00 19.60 19.33 21.22 19.50 15.30 22.25Use methods from this chapter, including a boxplot thatshows outliers, to describe and summarize the data.

The following data on distilled alcohol content (%) fora sample of 35 port wines was extracted from the article“A Method for the Estimation of Alcohol inFortified Wines Using Hydrometer Baumé andRefractometer Brix” (Amer. J. Enol. Vitic., 2006:486–490). Each value is an average of two duplicatemeasurements. The following data on distilled alcohol content (%) fora sample of 35 port wines was extracted from the article“A Method for the Estimation of Alcohol inFortified Wines Using Hydrometer Baumé andRefractometer Brix” (Amer. J. Enol. Vitic., 2006:486–490). Each value is an average of two duplicatemeasurements. 16.35 18.85 16.20 17.75 19.58 17.73 22.75 23.78 23.2519.08 19.62 19.20 20.05 17.85 19.17 19.48 20.00 19.9717.48 17.15 19.07 19.90 18.68 18.82 19.03 19.45 19.3719.20 18.00 19.60 19.33 21.22 19.50 15.30 22.25Use methods from this chapter, including a boxplot thatshows outliers, to describe and summarize the data.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

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Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.1: Measures Of Center

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