Exercise 3: Solar Radiation and Quartiles Review

What is space radiation?

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What can overexposure to space radiation do?

• Nothing. It is fine to for humans to be exposed.

• We have not determiined what space radiation can do to humans

• It melts lead.

• It can increase the risk of diseases like cancer.

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The

(a)   activity increases and decreases in an ​ (b)   ​ (c)   cycle.

• sun's
• 11-year
• solar
• space radiation
• overexposure
• energy
• explosion

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What happens during a solar flare?

• Space meterologists quit observing the sun.

• Sunspots multiply by the thousands.

• Energetic particles are sucked into the sun.

• Energetic particles are emitted into space.

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What creates a solar flare?

• NASA missions Helga and Zohar

• Magnetic fields on the sun interacting

• Explosions on the moon colliding

• Radiation phantoms

What is a sun spot?

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What is the purpose of Helga and Zohar?

• to act as stand-ins for humans to detect radiation.

• to count sun spots

• to calculate deep space phantoms

• to study cancer

What is one way to trace the radiation cycle in space?

• Measure the sun temperature at the north pole of the earth

• Count sun spots.

• Measure the number of cancer patients on earth.

• Create explosions.

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What is another word that describes the Q₂ value?

• mode

• medican

• median

• multiple

Match the following

• interquartile range

• n represents this in a quartile algorithm

• the middle 50% of data

• the median of the number to the right of Q₂

• third quartile

• the median of all numbers to the left of Q₂

• first quartile

• the value that is represented by Q₃ - Q₁

• the number of values in the data set

• the interquartlie range measures