Determine whether the study is аn оbservаtiоnаl study (O) оr an experiment (E). Identify the explanatory and the response variables. (I) We are interested in learning whether jogging for longer amounts of time decreases the resting heart rate of college students. We want to see if there is a difference between: The resting heart rate of college students that jog for 30 minutes three times a week for six weeks, and The resting heart rate of college students that jog for 15 minutes three times a week for six weeks. To investigate this question, we will use 100 college students who do not currently jog and who have volunteered to participate as subjects in this study. Resting heart rate of each subject will be measured at the start of the study. Fifty of the students will participate in a jogging program where they get together three times a week and jog for 30 minutes. The other 50 students will get together three times a week, but will only jog for 15 minutes. At the end of six weeks, resting heart rate will be measured again. This study is [study1] Explanatory Variable: [exp1] Response Variable: [resp1] (II) Does eating dinner with their families improve students' academic performance? According to an ABC News article, "Teenagers who eat with their families at least five times a week are more likely to get better grades in school." This finding was based on a sample survey conducted by researchers at Columbia University. This study is [study2] Explanatory Variable: [exp2] Response Variable: [resp2]
Using the bоxplоt аbоve determine the following vаlues. Whаt is the (approximate) Interquartile Range (IQR)? [iqr] What is the (approximate) the age of the youngest victim? [min] How many potential outliers are there? [outliers] What is the (approximate) maximum victims' age that is not an outlier ? [max] About 75% of victims were younger than [Q3]