__1. What is the other term for Q3? 2. What measure of position is divided into four equal parts?
3. How many equal parts is the quartile divided into?
4. How many percentile is equivalent to Q1?
5. What is the other term for Median?
_6. What is the equivalence of D2 to Percentile?
7. What measure of position is divided into 10 equal parts?
_8. What measure of position is divided into 100 equal parts?
9. What is the decile equivalence of P80?
10. What quartile is equivalent to P75?​

1. The third quartile

2. The quartile

3. Four

4. 25

5. The second quartile, Q₂

6. 20th percentile

7. Decile

8. Percentile

9. D₈

10. The third quartile, Q₃

Step-by-step explanation:

1. The other term(s) for Q₃ is third quartile (or upper quartile). It is the mid point between the distribution's largest number and the median

2. The measure of position divided into four equal parts is the quartile

3. The quartile is the division of the data at three points (Q₁, Q₂, and Q₃) into four equal parts equal parts

4. Q₁, which is the first quartile is equivalent to the 25th percentile

5. The other term for the median is the second quartile, Q₂

6. D₂ which is the second decile (a decile divides the data into 10 equal parts) is equivalent to 20th percentile

7. The decile, D, divides a given data into 10 equal parts

8. The percentile divides a given data into 100 equal parts

9. The decile equivalent to P80, which is the 80th percentile, is D₈

10. The quartile equivalent to P75, which is the 75th percentile or the three quarter mark point of the data is equivalent to the the third quartile, Q₃

pi x^2

step-by-step explanation:

pi times x squared

25/14 or 1.

step-by-step explanation:

the dots mean that it has infinitely more numbers behind it