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Looking at the box plot, we are asked to identify the approximate value of the outliers in the carbon dioxide emissions for 2011 in Central and South America (C&S America) and Europe.

From the graph:
- There is one outlier shown for C&S America.
- The outlier is represented by a dot located above the upper whisker.

### Approximate Outlier Values:
- **C&S America:** The outlier for C&S America is near 11 metric tons of per capita CO₂ emissions.
- **Europe:** No outliers are explicitly shown for Europe in the plot.

### Answer:
The approximate carbon dioxide emission value for the outlier in **C&S America** is **11 metric tons**.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. What are the quartiles for each region in the box plot?
2. How does the interquartile range (IQR) differ between the two regions?
3. What do the whiskers of the box plot represent in this case?
4. Why might C&S America have a lower median CO₂ emission than Europe?
5. How can outliers impact the interpretation of data in a box plot?

**Tip:** In a box plot, an outlier is typically defined as a data point that lies more than 1.5 times the interquartile range (IQR) above the third quartile or below the first quartile.

Give the approximate value of carbon dioxide emissions for the outliers shown in the box plot for Central and South America (C&S America) and Europe.

Learn how to approximate the value of carbon dioxide emission outliers shown in a box plot comparing Central and South America with Europe in 2011. This problem covers key statistical concepts such as box plot interpretation and outliers. Suitable for students in Grades 6-9.

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