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Give an example of two different sets of data, in which both box plots have the same range and IQR and yet represent completely different data. Explain.

Give an example of two different sets of data, in which both box plots have the same range and IQR and yet represent completely different data. Explain.
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Give an example of two different sets of data, in which both box plots have the same range and IQR and yet represent completely different data. Explain.

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Answer:

set 1 and 2

Explanation:

Set 1 has 10

Set 2 has 13

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