Data Analysis
What are not starting at 0, going up by unequal intervals, not using correct bars, etc?
The series of numbers necessary to create a box-and-whisker plot.
What is a five number summary?
The type of mark made on a graph when the symbol is < or >.
An open / empty circle
How many students attend Arrupe
What is 435?
How to find the range or spread of data
What is subtracting the largest number minus the smallest number?
The table used to construct a histogram
What is a frequency table?
The equation for the slope of a line
What is "y2-y1 / x2-x1?"
The side of the inequality where the variable has to be for your answer to be correct
What is the left side?
Ms. Britt's favorite number
Where a number is placed if it falls on the borderline of an interval (for example, 4 in the intervals 0-4 and 4-8).
What is to the right or to the larger interval?
Name and draw all four inequality signs correctly.
What are "< less than," "> greater than," "less than or equal to," and "greater than or equal to?"
Three of the Grad at Grad qualities
What are Open to Growth, Religious, Intellectually Competent, Loving, Committed to Justice, Work Experienced?
How to calculate the mean of the distribution
Add all the values together and divide by the amount of values
The five numbers in a five number summary
What are the minimum, maximum, median, lower quartile, upper quartile?
The four items required for a correct graph
What are titles, labels, equal intervals, and correctly plotted data?
Two situations when you would need to flip the inequality symbol
What are dividing by a negative, multiplying by a negative, or moving the variable from right to left?
What is IECRM or Kenny Electric?
Where a "one-time fee" would fit into an equation of a line
What is the b value, the y-intercept, or the starting point?
The process for finding the lower quartile and upper quartile
How you signify in an equation that a line is decreasing from left to right
What is making its slope negative?
The direction you shade on a graph for the inequality "-m > 4"
The larger national network that Arrupe is a part of.
What is the Cristo Rey Network?