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100

How many degrees are in an entire circle 

360 degrees
100

Add percents when collecting data must add up to ______%

100%

100

What are the three types of sampling methods?

1) Systematic 

2) Stratified 

3) Simple Random

100

A _________ takes the responses of an entire population into account

Census

100

Random Sample is also known as an ___________

Unbiased Sample
200
A sample in which members are not randomly selected is called a ....

biased sample

200

Biased or Unbiased? Why?

Elizabeth collected responses form 50 students at a bus stop

Unbiased, completely random, no criteria given

200

Biased or Unbiased? Why?

Deklyn collected 10 responses at random from each grade. He only surveyed the boys.

Biased, he surveyed only boys

200

____________ sampling is a method in which every member of a population has an equal chance of being selected for the sample. In other words, you select members from a population without planning the order in advance.

Simple Random Sampling

200

List 2 ways on how you can conduct simple random sampling 

1) Using lottery method

2) Using a random number table

3) Use a sampling frame

300

The ____________ method is a great choice when you want specific characteristics to be proportionally represented in the sample.

Stratified Random Sampling

300

The ________ method involves sampling based on pre-determined and regular intervals 

Systematic Random Sampling

300

Name the appropriate sampling method and state why


A restraint owner would like to find out customers favourite desserts. He asked every 6th person to come into the restaurant.

Systematic Sampling

300

Name the appropriate sampling method and state why

A city would like to find out how  many citizens have internet access. The plan to interview 1000 residents in the city

Simple random sampling

300

A university professor worked like to learn the number of nursing students who are employed within the first 3 months of graduation. She interviewed all the nursing students based on the percent of students in each nursing field.

Stratified Random Sampling

400

If there is 720 grams of toppings on a pizza and 180 grams are mushrooms, what angle of sector would it represent on a circle graph?

90 degrees

400

Using the following Data, find the mean, median and mode: 

9, 3, 1, 8 , 3, 6



Mean: 5

Median: 4.5

Mode:3

400

If there is 712 grams of toppings on a pizza and 12 grams are hot peppers, what angle of sector would it represent on a circle graph?

6 OR (to be exact) 6.06 degrees

400

If there is 720 grams of toppings on a pizza and 36 grams are olives, what angle of sector would it represent on a circle graph?

18 degrees

400

Using the following Data, find the mean, median and mode: 

1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6, 7


Mean: 4

Median: 4

Mode: 4

500

Define outlier and given an example of how it may impact the mean, median and mode in a data set

An outlier is an extreme or rare occurrence  of a value. 

Examples Vary: 1 Student got a 12% on their test while the rest of their peers scored between 80-90%

500
Select a type of graph to represent the data below and explain why.


Misha recorder his expenses for 1 month in six different categories: Entertainment, food, clothing and transportation

Bar graph: Used to represent categorical data 
500

Using the following Data, find the mean, median and mode, then state the outlier 

80, 76, 80, 12, 87

Mean: 67

Median: 80

Mode: 80

Outlier: 12 

500

Using the following Data, find the mean, median and mode, then state the outlier 

1, 6, 9, 2, 5, 6, 6, 1, 21

1, 1, 2, 5, 6, 6, 6, 9, 21

Mean: 6.33

Median: 6

Mode:6

Outlier: 21

500

What is an infographic?

An infographic is used to represent data graphically and more visually, It is designed to make the data easy to understand at a glance.
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