To rank the given values from smallest to largest, we'll first define each term:
- Lower Quartile (Q1): The value below which 25% of the data falls.
- Median (Q2): The middle value that divides the dataset into two equal halves, which means 50% of the data falls below this value.
- Upper Quartile (Q3): The value below which 75% of the data falls.
- Decile 6 (D6): The value below which 60% of the data falls, as deciles divide the dataset into ten equal parts.
- Decile (D1 - D9): Each decile represents 10% increments of the data. So, D1 is the first 10%, and D9 is the last 90%.
- 20 Percentile (P20): The value below which 20% of the data falls.
- 70 Percentile (P70): The value below which 70% of the data falls.
- 0.38 Fractile: The value below which 38% of the data falls.
Now we will order these values based on their definitions regarding the percentage of data they represent:
- 0.38 Fractile (38%)
- 20 Percentile (20%)
- Lower Quartile (Q1) (25%)
- Median (Q2) (50%)
- Decile 6 (D6) (60%)
- 70 Percentile (P70) (70%)
- Upper Quartile (Q3) (75%)
Thus, the ranks from smallest to largest are:
- 0.38 Fractile
- 20 Percentile
- Lower Quartile (Q1)
- Median (Q2)
- Decile 6 (D6)
- 70 Percentile (P70)
- Upper Quartile (Q3)
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