Five Number Summary with Outliers, upper fence (usual max), lower fence (usual min)

In statistics, the upper and lower fences represent the cut-off values for upper and lower outliers in a dataset.
In the video, the upper fence is called the usual max and the lower fence is called the usual min.
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ok, I'm following what you're saying but what if you have repeat numbers, do you add them in or leave them out when you're lining them up smallest to largest?

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How if I have just 9

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