Problem 109
Consider the box-and-whisker graphs shown. They suggest that a U.S. Department of Agriculture study shows that “poultry dogs” have fewer calories per “dog” than either “beef dogs” Yet, one dietitian claims that some hot dogs made of poultry have 150% of the calories of some hot dogs made of beef. Can this claim be correct? Explain.
Solution
The claim may be correct, because if you see that the poultry dogs can have as many calories or more than the beef hot dogs.