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Deciles: Position Quiz

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Quick true/false on deciles.

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Quick true/false on deciles.

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The 10th percentile (D1) is the value below which 10% of observations fall.

2

Deciles are the same as quartiles.

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D1 is the minimum value of the dataset.

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D1 is the 10th percentile and D9 is the 90th percentile.

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D5, the 50th percentile, is the median.

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D9 corresponds to the maximum value in any dataset.

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To compute deciles you use the mean as a reference point.

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The interdecile range is calculated as D9 minus D1.

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Deciles divide a dataset into 10 equal-sized groups.

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D2 is always greater than D9 in any distribution.

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