Mathematics
Mathematics, 06.04.2021 06:50, jgrable5175

56​​ 60​​ 55​​ 45​​ 39 ​​29​​ 31​​ 28 50​​ 33​​ 38​​ 32​​ 21​​ 25​​ 39​​ 29
28​​ 20​​ 24​​ 33​​ 45​​ 33​​ 29​​ 28
22​​ 31​​ 27​​ 26​​ 29​​ 40​​ 33​​ 32

N = 32
Case # 3

Q2 = mean (1/2n)th and (1/2n + 1)
16th and 17th

28 26
27 = 50% quartiles

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