Group members: Miles, Haylee, David, and Nai. SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE:WEEKLY HOURS WORKED: 13518 12416 15424 12210 15264 13218 1188 1288 15362 11812 12624.

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Group members: Miles, Haylee, David, and Nai

SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE:WEEKLY HOURS WORKED:

VALUES: MEAN: MEDIAN: MODE: 118 RANGE: 50 STANDARD DEVIATION: OUTLIERS: NONE

 MINIMUM : 104  Q1: 118  MEDIAN (M):  Q3: 135  MAXIMUM : 154

IQR: Q3-Q1= =17 Lower fence: Q1-1.5(IQR)= (17)=92.5 Upper fence: Q3+1.5(IQR)= (17)=160.5 Q1MQ3

Values: MEAN: MEDIAN: 40 MODE: 40 RANGE: 56 STANDARD DEVIATION: OUTLIERS: NONE

 MINIMUM : 8  Q1: 24  MEDIAN (M): 40  Q3: 40  MAXIMUM : 64

Q1 M/Q3 IQR: Q3-Q1=40-24=16 Lower fence: Q1-1.5(IQR)=24-1.5(16)= 0 Upper fence: Q3+1.5(IQR)=40+1.5(16)=64

X Y LINEAR CORRELATION COEFFICIENT: R= ∑ X,-X Y,-Y R= SX SY N-1 LINE OF REGRESSION: Y=Bx + AY=0.2202X