(All Steps) A major airline wanted some information on those enrolled in their "frequent flyer" program. A sample of 10 members resulted in the following
Question: A major airline wanted some information on those enrolled in their "frequent flyer" program. A sample of 10 members resulted in the following number of miles flown, to the nearest 1,000 miles, by each participant.
41, 22, 78, 54, 72, 97, 67, 64, 70, 55
- Use 6 to 14 classes of equal width to create a table of frequencies for the "frequent flyer" data.
- Draw a stem-and-leaf display for the "frequent flyer" data.
- Find the first, second, and third quartiles of the "frequent flyer."
Deliverable: Word Document 
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