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Descriptive Statistics
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The five things you should describe about data once you MAKE A PICTURE
context, center, shape, spread, and outliers
how good looking it is
center, symmetry, mean, IQR, and meaning
outliers, median, range, skew, and contacts
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This type of graph
Boxplot
Histogram
Relative Frequency Bar
Bar
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A term for this bunch of organized numbers
Marginal Distribution
Contingency Table
Data Table
Conditional Distribution
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What's wrong here?
The graph should show the percents instead of counts
Candy Corn is just wrong!
This graph violates the area principle
This is quantitative data and a Bar Graph is Nah!
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When the bars show the data as percents it is called a ____ bar chart
quantitative
percentage distribution
relative frequency
frequency
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The area indicated by the box region is called
Whiskers
IQR
Q2
Range
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Best way to describe this shape
left skew
right skew
skew
skeu
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When each bar is divided into subcategories like this
segmented bar chart
relative frequency
proportional bar chart
percentage distribution
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Your student ID number is a
Identifier variable
Categorical variable
Qualitative variable
Just too long to remember
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The circled parts of this table
Marginal distribution
Conditional distribution
Marginal Cells
Totals
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This type of graph
Relative Frequency Bar
Bar
Boxplot
Histogram
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This data could be described as
unimodal
multimodal
uniform
bimodal
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Data like political affiliation is
Quantitative
Catagorical
Measured by COUNTS
Measured by UNITS
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Data like the mass of ice cream cones is
Catagorical
Measured by COUNTS
Quantitative
Measured by UNITS
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Presenting data in an informative way
Inferential Statistics
Computational Statistcs
Probability
Descriptive Statistics
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What is the IQR
From 3 to 8
From 2 to 8
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This data could be described as
multimodal
uniform
unimodal
bimodal
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Vocab term for the type of car preferred depending on gender can be calculated as the
Data Table
Conditional Distribution
Marginal Distribution
Relative Percentage
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Draw conclusions about a population based on just a sample
Probability
Descriptive Statistics
Computational Statistcs
Inferential Statistics
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This data could be described as
multimodal
uniform
unimodal
bimodal