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    The document discusses identifying outliers in a dataset. It explains that outliers are values that fall below Q1 - 1.5 * IQR or above Q3 + 1.5 * IQR. When applying this method to sample data, the maximum value is identified as an outlier. The document also contains a graph showing the frequency of defective items in a normal distribution, with fewer defective items at the extremes.

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    The document discusses identifying outliers in a dataset. It explains that outliers are values that fall below Q1 - 1.5 * IQR or above Q3 + 1.5 * IQR. When applying this method to sample data, the maximum value is identified as an outlier. The document also contains a graph showing the frequency of defective items in a normal distribution, with fewer defective items at the extremes.

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    The document discusses identifying outliers in a dataset. It explains that outliers are values that fall below Q1 - 1.5 * IQR or above Q3 + 1.5 * IQR. When applying this method to sample data, the maximum value is identified as an outlier. The document also contains a graph showing the frequency of defective items in a normal distribution, with fewer defective items at the extremes.

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    Dash Krempel FRQs Week 8

    1.a. You find the IQR, then multiply it by 1.5. Then add this number to Q3 and subtract it from Q1. Any values not falling between these two values(IQRx1.5xQ1 or Q3) are outliers b. Yes. The IQR is (19.25-9.68=9.57). This times 1.5=14.355. Add this to Q3 (14.355+19.25=33.605), which is lower than the max, so the max is an outlier. c. This is by no means an outlier, but as it rests in the lower IQR, it is a below average (14.941) result. 2. a.
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    b. The graph is an approximate normal distribution and an even spread. c. There are gradually less defective items as the graph goes on

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