Question 9 (1 point) The histograms and summary statistics summarize the data for the number of hits in the season by baseball players

in two leagues. Each data set contains one outlier. What are the values of the two outliers? Explain how each value

is determined to be an outlier.

Some summary statistics for the number of hits by players in each league.

mean median standard deviation minimum Q1 Q3

maximum

league A 151.12 148 26.83

29

136 167 207

league B 163.25 157 24.93

136 145 178 256

Plsss helppp

Step-by-step explanation:

League A                   League B

151.12                            163.25

148                                157

26.83                             24.93

29                                  136

136                                145

167                                178

207                               256

League A in ascending order :

26.83 , 29 , 136, 148 , 151.12 , 167,207

Median = Mid value of data

n = 7

So, mid value = 4th term

Median=148

Standard deviation==

To Find Q1

Q1 is the mid value of lower quartile

Lower quartile : 26.83 , 29 , 136, 148

n = 4

Q1=82.5

To Find Q3

Q3 is the mid value of upper quartile

Upper quartile : 148 , 151.12 , 167,207

n = 4

Q3=159.06

IQR = Q3-Q1=159.06-82.5=76.56

To find outlier

(Q1-1.5IQR ,Q3+1.5IQR)

(-32.34,273.9)

So, There is no outlier

Maximum = 207

2)

League B in ascending order :

24.93,136,145,157,163.25,178,256

Median = Mid value of data

n = 7

So, mid value = 4th term

Median=157

Standard deviation==

To Find Q1

Q1 is the mid value of lower quartile

Lower quartile : 24.93,136,145,157

n = 4

Q1=140.5

To Find Q3

Q3 is the mid value of upper quartile

Upper quartile : 157,163.25,178,256

n = 4

Q3=170.625

IQR = Q3-Q1=170.625-140.5=30.125

To find outlier

(Q1-1.5IQR ,Q3+1.5IQR)

(95.3125,215.8125)

24.93 and 256 are outliers  

Maximum = 256

the area of the rectangle is 35units^2.

step-by-step explanation:

graph it and find the distance.

it is a 5*7 rectangle.

therefore the area is 35units^2.