Brian researched trees that can be planted for shade during the summer. He came across the Nuttall oak. The average height of the tree is 70 feet. However, there are trees that grow up to 120 feet in height. Brian bred the tallest trees, and the trees eventually reached a maximum height of 100 feet. What's the response in this case?

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Aydin Cuevas

Biology

17 December, 13:20

Brian researched trees that can be planted for shade during the summer. He came across the Nuttall oak. The average height of the tree is 70 feet. However, there are trees that grow up to 120 feet in height. Brian bred the tallest trees, and the trees eventually reached a maximum height of 100 feet. What's the response in this case?

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Allyson Combs · Answer 1

We are given with the mean height of 70 feet and a maximum height of 100 feet. however, the so to be called to be outlier is equal 120 feet. The response to this case is that the data is not precise because the average is not close to the data presented. Neither, the data is also not accurate.