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Thank you We sneak and here's your spoke to sure

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brought to you by flying squirrels Sadly most of them

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can only afford to travel in coach All right It

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seems that the squirrels in town are having a rough

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time finding food lately Our biologist friend collected some data

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and we would like to put it into a frequency

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hissed a gram because we have nothing better to do

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with our time The data shows that five squirrels way

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zero point five pounds seven way point five to one

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pounds eight way One one and a half pounds Three

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way One and half Two pounds one ways to two

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and a half pounds and one large oval here weighs

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three point five to four pounds This distribution of data

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is what in squirrel ville here on here The potential

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answers Okay so what's this question asking Well like our

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nut loving friends over here we're going to go out

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on a limb and say it's checking to see if

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we know what a frequency history graham is Well if

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we were to plot the data were given we'd have

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a whole bunch of squirrels over here on the left

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With big bars five of them way barely more than

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a feather seven can register on a bathroom scale and

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eight of them actually weigh more than a sixteen ounce

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bottle of soda But then we get to the upper

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weight class Just three squirrels fall in the one point

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five two pound range and only one each fall into

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the last two remaining boxes So while there are some

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who are heavier it's clear that the pudgy squirrels are

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something of an outlier and when we look at our

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history graham well it's obvious that our data skewed right

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Aii the bars on the right are shorter than the

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ones on the left so our answer is be skewed

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right Yeah well we hope some of the horizontally gifted

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squirrels will have a heart and share their bounty with

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the skinny minis Unfortunately we fear they'd find the mere 00:01:43.647 --> [endTime] suggestion to be well totally nuts

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