An instructor recommends to students in his introductory statistics class to spend at least 5 hours studying outside class. One of the items on the student survey for this course was "How many hours a week do you study for this class?” The instructor examined the data for men and women separately. Below is the distribution of this variable for the 30 women in the class.Part C: Which of the following boxplots represents the same data set as the histogram shown above?

An instructor recommends to students in his introductory statistics class to spend at least 5 hours studying outside class. One of the items on the student survey for this course was "How many hours a week do you study for this class?” The instructor examined the data for men and women separately. Below is the distribution of this variable for the 30 women in the class.Part A: How should the instructor interpret the amount of time that women spend studying for the class? There can be more than one correct answer. Please answer all that apply.  Group of answer choicesA majority of women in the class spend less than the recommended number of hours studying although a few women do take the instructors advice.The women in the class study less than the men in the class.If you remove the three women with the highest number of study hours, then the result will show an approximately normal distribution.

An instructor asked her students how much time (to the nearest hour) they spent studying for the midterm. The data are displayed in the following histogram:What do the numbers on the horizontal axis represent?The values of the number of hours studiedThe count of students falling in each of the intervalsWhat do the numbers on the vertical axis represent?The values of the number of hours studiedThe count of students falling in each of the intervalsWhat percentage of students study 6 or more hours for the midterm?24%48%52%72%88%

The box plot shows the total amount of time, in minutes, the students in a class spend traveling to school each day:What information is provided by the box plot? (3 points)The number of students who provided informationThe mode for the dataThe number of students who traveled for less than 16 minutesThe upper quartile for the data

This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.Part AFill in the blank question.Determine the five-number summary for the given data. books a student checks out of the library: 17, 9, 10, 17, 18, 5, 2 min: Q1: median: Q3: max: Part BChoose the correct box plot of the given data.Multiple choice question.A)B)C)D)

(3) The following boxplot shows the grades of two classes.  Answer the following questions.Which class has a higher range?Which class has a smaller measure of spread?Compare the median grades of the two box plots.In class 2, what percentage of students have grades above 60?In class 1,  what percentage of students have grades between 60 and 80?