Surveys and Samples
Record and Interpret Data
Measures of Central Tendency and Range
Graphs
100

Which question is biased:

1- What is your favorite food for lunch?

2- Is pizza your favorite food for lunch?

2

100

What does frequency mean?

How often something happens or occurs.

100

How do you find the mean of a data set?

Add up the data and divide by the number of pieces of data.

100

Where is the median in a box-and-whisker plot?

Right in the middle of the box.

200

If you want to know how tall most people are in your class of 15 students, would you take a sample or ask the population?

Population

200

What is cumulative frequency?

A running total of the frequency

200

How do you find the range of the data?

Subtract the smallest piece if data from the largest.

200

What do the whiskers show in a box-and-whisker plot?

The extremes.

300

If you want to know how many teenagers  wear glasses, who should you ask to get a representative sample?

1- High School Students

2- Residents at a Retirement Community

1

300

What is relative frequency?

The frequency of one thing compared to the whole.

300

How do you find the mode of the data?

Look for the number that repeats the most.

300

What does this key mean in a stem-and-leaf plot:

4 I 5 = 45

It means the stems represent tens and the leaves represent ones

400

Is there always a mode? Can there be more than 1 mode?

No and yes there can be more that one mode.

400

What is special about a histogram?

It has intervals and the bars touch.

500

How do you find the median? Does it make a difference if you have an odd or even number of data?

It's the number in the middle. If you have an even number of data you must find the average of the two numbers in the middle.

500

In a circle graph that represents 300 people, 1/10 of those people drive a yellow car. How many people drive a yellow car?

1/10 x 300 = 30

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