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Temperatures collected included a median temperature of 19 degrees with an outlier of 39. This indicates that during Feb. most of the time the temperature is below, or just above freezing. So this city is somewhere in the northern US.

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C. Holly and Tanesha- About 50% of the tempatures in the north of the U.S. in February are below 19 degrees Fahrenheit.

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the smaller box represents students who take 15 to 25 minutes to get to class

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Same information from the bellringer.

The median temperature is 19.

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The smaller box represents students who live 8-15 minutes from school. The larger box represents who live 15-25 minutes away.  The entire box includes majority of students.
What happens to the students who live either closer than 8 minutes or farther than 25 minutes?  The students not represented in the boxes are represented by the single line.

The typical Fahrenheit temperature for this city during February most commonly is 15-23 degrees.

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I notice the min and max are the same as the dot plot.

One question I have is what does the small and large box represent? I think I understand that the box size does not matter. You just have to put the quartiles in the boxes.

C: The lowest temperature is 4 degrees and the highest temperature is 39 degrees. The median is 19 degrees.  That's super cold!

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The box shows the time it took most students to get to school.

What are the lines sticking out of the box? -Outliers

C-All temperatures were between 4 and 39 degrees-most days were about 19 degrees.

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The line represents the min and max time it took for students to walk to school.

Are the boxes similar to a tape diagram?

I am thinking the boxes are not similar to a tape diagram.

C-The min temp for two weeks in Feb is 4 degrees F and the max temp is 39 F.

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I notice the time when most students arrived is made of boxes, but the area where fewer students arrived are just lines

One question I have is what does LQ (lower quarter) and UQ (upper Quarter) mean?

C--There are some outlying temperatures (4 degrees and 39 degrees), but mostly the temperature is between 15 and 23 degrees in this city in February

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I know that the horizontal line represents the range 5-60.

My question is where are the 3 lines that we drew on the box plot?  I think that I understand now where the 3 lines are on the box plot.

During 2 weeks in February, the average temperature is 19 degrees Fahrenheit.

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The box is on the area where most of the dots are located.

Where do the numbers 8 and 25 come from?

Do I have to list them in order: Med, Q1, Q3, Min, Max? I'd like to put them in order Min, Q1, Med, Q3, Max.

3c. Half of the temperatures fall between 15 and 23 Degrees.

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the longer line is where the data is very spread out

The temperature was below freezing for more that 75% of the days.

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The box plot represents the number of students who get to class within 8-25 minutes.
What would it look like for those students who take longer? ANS: it wouldn't necessarily look different. The students taking 30-60 minutes are represented and included in the length of the line to the maximum point.

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It represents that the minutes began at five and end at 60.

What do the boxes interrupting the line represent?