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Mathematics, 24.09.2021 23:30, babysune01

The histograms and summary statistics summarize the data for the number of hits in the season by baseball players on two different teams. a. Each data set contains one outlier. If the outliers are removed, which would be more likely to change significantly: the mean or the median? Is the standard deviation or interquartile range more likely to change significantly? Explain your reasoning.

b. What are the values of the 3 outliers? What does each outlier mean within the context of the problem? (Must show your work)

c. Elena suggests removing the outliers from each data set because they are so unusual. Is this the right action to take? Explain your reasoning


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