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lath 125 WWI Spring 2025 Homework: \( \mathbf{3 . 4} \) Measures of Position and Question 2, 3.4.3 uw Scorr: 9 oss, 1 of fit ponts Savo outiors Points: 0 of 1 Filith the blank. uestion list \( \qquad \) divide data sets in fourths. Question 1 \( \square \) dvide data sets in fourths. Question 2 Question 3 Outliers Quarties Ranges 2 -scores Clear all Final check

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Quartiles divide data sets into four equal parts.

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The answer is "Quartiles." Explanation: Quartiles are values that divide an ordered data set into four equal parts. Each quartile marks a boundary where 25% of the data lies below (or above) that value.

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The term you're looking for in Question 1 is "Quartiles." Quartiles are special values that divide a data set into four equal parts, helping to summarize the distribution of the data. They can give you a great visual idea of how your data is spread out and where most values lie. In terms of problem-solving, be careful not to confuse quartiles with other measures like the range or standard deviation, as they serve different purposes. A common mistake is miscalculating the quartiles by not ordering the data set correctly first! Always arrange your data in ascending order before trying to find those quartile values. Happy studying!

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