Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

Is the upper fence290?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

Is the upper fence285?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

Is the upper fence280?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Thelower fenceis located1.5times theIQRbelow thelower quartileorlower hinge.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsbelow the lower fenceorabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

[COMMENTS & HINTS:Select theYESresponse if each individual data value is anoutlieraccording to this fence definition, or theNOresponse if it is not.]

Is a value of200anoutlier, according to the above listed definitions of fences?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Thelower fenceis located1.5times theIQRbelow thelower quartileorlower hinge.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsbelow the lower fenceorabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

[COMMENTS & HINTS:Select theYESresponse if each individual data value is anoutlieraccording to this fence definition, or theNOresponse if it is not.]

Is a value of205anoutlier, according to the above listed definitions of fences?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Thelower fenceis located1.5times theIQRbelow thelower quartileorlower hinge.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsbelow the lower fenceorabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

[COMMENTS & HINTS:Select theYESresponse if each individual data value is anoutlieraccording to this fence definition, or theNOresponse if it is not.]

Is a value of210anoutlier, according to the above listed definitions of fences?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Thelower fenceis located1.5times theIQRbelow thelower quartileorlower hinge.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsbelow the lower fenceorabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

[COMMENTS & HINTS:Select theYESresponse if each individual data value is anoutlieraccording to this fence definition, or theNOresponse if it is not.]

Is a value of215anoutlier, according to the above listed definitions of fences?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Thelower fenceis located1.5times theIQRbelow thelower quartileorlower hinge.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsbelow the lower fenceorabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

[COMMENTS & HINTS:Select theYESresponse if each individual data value is anoutlieraccording to this fence definition, or theNOresponse if it is not.]

Is a value of220anoutlier, according to the above listed definitions of fences?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants.

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Thelower fenceis located1.5times theIQRbelow thelower quartileorlower hinge.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsbelow the lower fenceorabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

[COMMENTS & HINTS:Select theYESresponse if each individual data value is anoutlieraccording to this fence definition, or theNOresponse if it is not.]

Is a value of280anoutlier, according to the above listed definitions of fences?

1. Yes
2. No

Consider the following five-number summary:200240250260300.This data summarizes the weights of a sample of baby elephants

Fences designate the points in a data collectionbeyondwhich any data occurring there should reasonably be considered outliers.

Thelower fenceis located1.5times theIQRbelow thelower quartileorlower hinge.

Theupper fenceis located1.5times theIQRabove theupper quartileorupper hinge.

In other words, if a data value fallsbelow the lower fenceorabove the upper fence, then it is an outlier.

Determine whether or not the following data values from the collection are outliers, according to the previously mentioned fences:

[COMMENTS & HINTS:Select theYESresponse if each individual data value is anoutlieraccording to this fence definition, or theNOresponse if it is not.]

Is a value of285anoutlier, according to the above listed definitions of fences?

1. Yes
2. No