Minimums and maximums help assess extreme performance or the possibility of outliers.

"Minimums and maximums" are statistical terms that refer to the smallest and largest values in a data set, respectively. They are useful in assessing the range of the data and identifying potential outliers.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to find them:

1. Collect your data: This could be anything from test scores to sales figures. Make sure your data is accurate and up-to-date.

2. Organize your data: Arrange your data from smallest to largest. This can be done manually, but it's often easier to use a computer program or calculator that can sort data.

3. Identify the minimum and maximum: The smallest number in your sorted data set is the minimum, and the largest number is the maximum.

4. Analyze the data: Look at the minimum and maximum values in the context of the rest of your data. Are they significantly different from the other values? If so, they could be outliers.

5. Use the minimum and maximum: These values can be used to calculate the range of your data (maximum - minimum), and they can also be useful in other statistical analyses.

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