What are the 3 measures of center?
What are mean, median, and mode?
What 3 percentages are used in the Emprical Rule?
What are 68, 95, and 99.7%?
What are the 3 measures of spread (variability)?
What is standard deviation, IQR, and range
A list of the height, in cm, of all Wellspring students is this kind of variable.
What is a Quantitative Variable?
A z-score is called a _________ value.
What is a standard(ized) value?
There are 3 main categories when describing the "shape" of a distribution. What are they?
What are left or right skewed, or symmetric?
This display treats each bar as an interval on a number line and shows the frequency of data points within that range.
What is a Histogram?
What is the formula to calculate a z-score?
z = (x - xbar) / s
How do you mathematically decide what is or isn't an outlier?
Individual observation that falls outside the overall pattern of the graph
What is an outlier?
A graph used to display a bivariate quantitative data set.
What is a scatterplot?
When using the normalcdf function on your calculator, what values do you need to input?
What are lower bound, upper bound, mean, and standard deviation?
What is the name for the distribution that contains 95% of the data values within 2 standard deviations of the mean?
What is the Normal Distribution?
What is a relative frequency table?
A graph that is useful when trying to compare the shape of 2 or more similar data sets, or to visualize the 5-number summary.
What is a box (and whisker) plot?
When using the invNorm function on the calculator, if you only input a single number, such as 0.90, what will the output represent?
The z-score (how many SD's above the mean) that will be above 90% of all other data points.