options for question c are (a sate with an unusually high poverty rate, no state with an unusually low or high poverty rate, or a state with an unusually low poverty rate) options for question d, the second arrow pointing down is ( values, first quartile, median, or IQR )question e which is cut off says The range depends on (many observations, only 2 observations) while the IQR depends on (only 2 observations, many observations) and is therefore (more reliable, easier to calculate)

The boxplot shows the poverty rates (the proportion of the population below the government's official poverty level) in all A- states of a certain country. The states are divided into four geographical regions: A, B, C, and D. Complete parts (a) B- through (e) below. Region C- D- 12 16 20 Poverty Rates . ... . a. List the regions from highest to lowest median poverty rate. b. List the regions from lowest to highest interquartile range. c. Do any of the regions have a state with an unusually low or an unusually high poverty rate? Explain. Region A has Region B has Region C has Region D has Regions that have states with unusually low poverty rates have Regions that have states with unusually high poverty rates have d. Which region has the least amount of variability in poverty rate? Explain. Region has the least amount of variability because it has the lowest e. Why is the interquartile range a better measure of the variability for these data than the range is