Data Displays
Measures
Surveying and Sampling
Probability
Random
100

Data that can only take on certain numerical values. Such as number of pets in a household.

Discrete Numerical Data

100

Score with the highest frequency

Mode

100

A set of all members of a group which is to be studied.

Population

100

A set of all possible outcomes of an experiment

Sample Space

100

This acronym shows is a helpful reminder of the order of operations

BODMAS

200

Categorical Data in which order is important, for examples letter grades (A, B, C, D, E) or the likert scale.

Categorical Ordinal Data

200

A number whose value is significantly larger or smaller than the rest of the data.

Outlier

200

A subset (selected group) of a population.

Sample

200

The opposite of an event occurring. Shown by using an apostrophe in the probability statement.

Complement

200

A triangle that have all sides being the same length.

Equilateral

300

Categorical Data that has no important order, for example eye colour, models of cars etc

Categorical Nominal Data 

300

Divides the data into 2 equally sized groups. Found by putting the scores in order and finding the middle number.

Median

300

A survey conduction on an entire population.

Census

300

Sum of all possible probabilities in an experiment.

1

300

This famous English mathematician is often credited as the inventor of calculus also had a deep interest in alchemy, spending many years of his life conducting secret experiments in the hope of discovering the fabled Philosopher’s Stone.

Sir Isaac Newton

400

A graphical representation which shows the frequency of a data set, has a half column gap at the start and labels in the middle of the columns.

Frequency Histogram

400
The sum of scores divided by the number of scores.

Mean

400

A dataset whose scores are grouped more to the higher scores.

Negatively Skewed Data

400

Formula used to find the probability of an event

Favourable divided by total.

400

 According to the film The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, this number is associated with life, the universe, and everything.

42

500

A line graph showing the frequency of a dataset. It usually connects the middle of the column in a histogram and starts and ends of the x-axis (creating a closed shape).

Frequency Polygon

500

When an outlier exists this measure of centre is a less reliable measure of centre.

Mean

500

A dataset which has 2 modes.

Bimodal

500

Found by multiplying the probability by the number of trials.

expected number of occurrences.

500

 In the famous Netflix show Stranger Things, the young characters frequently refer to this branch of mathematics as it relates to an alternate dimensions, which they call the upside down.

Quantum Mechanics