What are the quartiles of a distribution? How do we find them? What are the quartiles of a distribution? O A. The quartiles consist of the lowest value, the median, and the highest value of the data...

Extracted text: What are the quartiles of a distribution? How do we find them? What are the quartiles of a distribution? O A. The quartiles consist of the lowest value, the median, and the highest value of the data distribution. O B. The quartiles consist of the mean, the median, and the standard deviation of the data distribution. O C. When the data distribution is divided equally into four sets, each set of values is called a quartile. OD. The quartiles are values that divide the data distribution into quarters. How do we find them? O A. The lower quartile is the mean of the data values in the first quarter of a data set. The middle quartile is the overall mean. The upper quartile is the mean of the data values in the fourth quarter of data set. O B. The lower quartile is the mean of the data values in the lower half of a data set. The middle quartile is the overall mean. The upper quartile is the mean of the data values in the upper half of data set. O C. The lower quartile is the median of the data values in the first quarter of a data set. The middle quartile is the overall median. The upper quartile is the median of the data values in the fourth quarter of data set. O D. The lower quartile is the median of the data values in the lower half of a data set. The middle quartile is the overall median. The upper quartile is the median of the data values in the upper half of data set.