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Higher November 2020 Paper 1 Q15

EduqasHigherCurrent spec7 marksBox PlotsCumulative Frequency

15.

(a) The diagram shows the distribution of the heights, in cm, of 100 Firebird Marigold plants.
Cumulative frequency graph, height 20 to 50 cm, cumulative frequency 0 to 110; points at (20, 0), (25, 14), (30, 25), (36, 50), (43, 75), (45, 88), (50, 100) joined by straight lines
(i) How many of these Firebird Marigold plants had a height of less than 25 cm? [1]
(ii) Use the diagram to complete the table for these Firebird Marigold plants. [3]
MedianLower QuartileUpper QuartileInter-quartile Range
 
 
(b) This box plot shows the distribution of the heights, in cm, of 100 Marvel Marigold plants.
Grid with height axis 20 to 50 cm; box plot for Marvel Marigolds with whiskers from 27 to 41, box from 29 to 39 and median 36; an empty space labelled Firebird Marigolds below
(i) The tallest Firebird Marigold plant had a height of 49 cm.
The range of the heights of the Firebird Marigold plants was exactly 27 cm.

Use this information and the information from part (a) to draw the box plot for the Firebird Marigold plants on the grid above. [2]
(ii) Jules wants to buy one of these types of Marigold for her garden.
She wants as many as possible of her plants to be at least 30 cm tall.

Should Jules buy Marvel Marigold or Firebird Marigold plants?

Marvel Marigold □     Firebird Marigold □

Give a reason for your decision. [1]