Question

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city a is likely to have a colder temperatures because the interquartile range is smaller than that of city b.
city a is likely to have temperatures that remain fairly constant year round because it has a compact interquartile range compared to that of city b.
city a is likely to have very hot days and extreme temperatures because the mean is larger than that of city b.
city b is likely to have more warm days than city a because the maximum value is greater.
city b is likely to have more extreme temperatures with colder days in winter and hotter days in summer because the range is greater than that of a.
city b is likely to have more lower temperatures than city a because the median for city b is lower.

Explanation:

The inter - quartile range (IQR) gives information about the spread of the middle 50% of the data. A smaller IQR means less variability in the middle portion of the data. The range (maximum - minimum) gives an idea of the overall spread of data. City B has a larger range, indicating more extreme values (colder winters and hotter summers). The median gives the middle - value of the data set, and a lower median for City B doesn't necessarily mean more lower temperatures overall. The mean is not given here and the maximum value alone doesn't tell about the number of warm days. The IQR doesn't directly relate to temperature being colder or hotter but to the spread of data.

Answer:

City A is likely to have temperatures that remain fairly constant year round because it has a compact interquartile range compared to that of City B.
City B is likely to have more extreme temperatures with colder days in winter and hotter days in summer because the range is greater than that of A.