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Survey was conducted about real estate prices. Data collected is 102,950, 117,345, 122,239, 137,686, 146,180, 156,798,...
Survey was conducted about real estate prices. Data collected is 102,950, 117,345, 122,239, 137,686, 146,180, 156,798, 165,710, 176,368, 183,974, 194,402, 200,961, 215,379, 225,052. What is the interquartile range?
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